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lookok at that.. >>> terror arrests in europe are raising concerns about the reach of hamas could extendond the middle east. authorities in germany and the netherlands arested four people they say were plotting attacks on jewish targets across europe. police officers in berlin seized evidence from a home tied to the investigation. officials say the suspects' mission was to locate an underground cache of weapons and bring them to berlin for attacks. this comes just days after the fbi and the department of homeland security released a bulletin warning that the war between israel and hamas could, quote, heighten the threat of lone actor violence, targeting large public gatherings throughout the winter. joining us now, thomas work at the atlantic council and former cou counterterrorism official. let's start on the arrests in europe. what do you make of them, and is it a heightened level of concern for you when you see these arrests or is this something that you actually anticipated? >> well, it was certainly expected both in the united states and in europe that hamas, which carried out that

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