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Man Gets Life In Brussels Terror Attack, Tells Jury "Life Goes On"
French citizen Mehdi Nemmouche was sentenced to life in jail on Monday for shooting dead four people in a Jewish museum in 2014, telling the court "life goes on" in his last words to the jury.
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Belgium Takes Custody of Suspected Jewish Museum Attack Accomplice
Belgium has taken into custody a French national suspected of having helped a compatriot shoot dead four people at the Jewish museum in Brussels last year, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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Ex-Hostage Says Brussels Museum Shooting Suspect Was Among Syria Captors
A freed French hostage has said the suspected gunman behind the deadly shooting at the Jewish Museum in Brussels in May was among his Islamic extremist captors in Syria.
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Suspect in Jewish Museum Attack Appeals Extradition Ruling
The French suspect in a May 24 shooting at the Jewish Museum in Brussels that left four people dead has appealed a French court ruling on Thursday approving his extradition to Belgium, his lawyer said on Saturday.
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Europe Can Expect 'More Small-Scale Attacks': EU Anti-Terror Chief
Europe can expect further "small-scale attacks" like the fatal shooting at the Jewish Museum in Brussels, the EU's anti-terror chief Gilles de Kerchove said on Monday.
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France Arrests Suspect in Brussels Jewish Museum Shooting
A 29-year-old Frenchman believed to have returned recently from fighting with Islamist militant rebels in Syria has been arrested for the killing of three people at Brussels' Jewish Museum last month, prosecutors said on Sunday.
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Suspect in Brussels Jewish Museum Arrested in France
A man has been arrested in southeast France in the investigation of a shooting at a Jewish museum in Brussels that left at least three people dead, the Paris prosecutor's office said on Sunday.
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Three Dead in Gunman Attack on Brussels Jewish Museum
Three people were killed and one badly injured when a gunman attacked the Jewish Museum in the centre of Brussels on Saturday, authorities said, expressing "shock" at an apparent anti-Semitic act.
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Man Gets Life In Brussels Terror Attack, Tells Jury "Life Goes On"
French citizen Mehdi Nemmouche was sentenced to life in jail on Monday for shooting dead four people in a Jewish museum in 2014, telling the court "life goes on" in his last words to the jury.
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Belgium Takes Custody of Suspected Jewish Museum Attack Accomplice
Belgium has taken into custody a French national suspected of having helped a compatriot shoot dead four people at the Jewish museum in Brussels last year, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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Ex-Hostage Says Brussels Museum Shooting Suspect Was Among Syria Captors
A freed French hostage has said the suspected gunman behind the deadly shooting at the Jewish Museum in Brussels in May was among his Islamic extremist captors in Syria.
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Suspect in Jewish Museum Attack Appeals Extradition Ruling
The French suspect in a May 24 shooting at the Jewish Museum in Brussels that left four people dead has appealed a French court ruling on Thursday approving his extradition to Belgium, his lawyer said on Saturday.
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Europe Can Expect 'More Small-Scale Attacks': EU Anti-Terror Chief
Europe can expect further "small-scale attacks" like the fatal shooting at the Jewish Museum in Brussels, the EU's anti-terror chief Gilles de Kerchove said on Monday.
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France Arrests Suspect in Brussels Jewish Museum Shooting
A 29-year-old Frenchman believed to have returned recently from fighting with Islamist militant rebels in Syria has been arrested for the killing of three people at Brussels' Jewish Museum last month, prosecutors said on Sunday.
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Suspect in Brussels Jewish Museum Arrested in France
A man has been arrested in southeast France in the investigation of a shooting at a Jewish museum in Brussels that left at least three people dead, the Paris prosecutor's office said on Sunday.
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Three Dead in Gunman Attack on Brussels Jewish Museum
Three people were killed and one badly injured when a gunman attacked the Jewish Museum in the centre of Brussels on Saturday, authorities said, expressing "shock" at an apparent anti-Semitic act.
