Libyan National Arrested By German Authorities For Planning Israel Embassy Attack In Berlin

German authorities have arrested a Libyan national suspected of planning an attack on Israel's embassy in Berlin, according to reports from APA citing Bild. The suspect was apprehended in a location close to the German capital and is thought to be an Islamic State fan. The arrest happened in response to intelligence reports from unidentified foreign agencies. At this point, no information has been released to the public on the possible duration of the attack or any further collaborators.

U.S. Vice President Calls for Ceasefire Amid Gaza ConflictMeanwhile, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris reaffirmed the need for an end to the conflict between Israel and Hamas. She underlined the significance of using the death of Hamas commander Yahya Sinwar, who was one of the masterminds of the attack on Israel on October 7, as a pivotal opportunity to advance peace efforts. Harris emphasized the need for ongoing efforts to achieve the release of captives while acknowledging the complexity of the situation. "This creates an opening that we must seize to end the war and bring the hostages home," she stated. Harris also touched on the difficulties brought about by the conflict-ridden past of the area, but he underlined the need of continuing diplomatic efforts. She restated the American stance that protecting civilians should come first and that the area needs long-term stability. Yahya Sinwar's Body Now A 'Bargaining Chip'In a separate incident, according to Israeli officials who spoke with CNN on Saturday, Yahya Sinwar's body may be used as a "bargaining chip" to negotiate the release of captives held in Gaza, according to APA. The IDF killed Sinwar, the architect of Hamas's October 7 assaults, on Wednesday. His body is being held at a secret location at this time.