Anti-terrorism police in Greece have arrested seven people after arson attacks on a synagogue and an Israeli-owned hotel earlier this year.
Four of the suspects – a Greek woman, two Iranians, and an Afghan accomplice – are accused of arson which could endager life, and damage to property in a racially motivated attack.
They will face trial for targeting an Israeli owned hotel and restaurant with a homemade bomb in May.
Another three were arrested in connection with an attack on an Athens synagogue in June. The suspects – one Greek, one Afghan and one Iranian – allegedly threw flammable material at the entrance to the synagogue, causing a fire.
