An Iraqi national nabbed four terror plots.

I'm Jane Fergus, Fox News.

An Iraqi man charged with coordinating nearly 20 terror attacks in Europe and planning attacks in the U.S. and Canada as well.

He's been brought to New York.

Fox's Alexis McAdams is in New York City with details on the arrest of Muhammad Dawood Al-Sadi.

The targets were Americans, Jewish people, and any U.S. interests, according to investigators. These are some of the cases.

Planning bombs at the Israeli embassy in London, a Bank of America building in Paris, and a synagogue target in New York City, Los Angeles, and Scottsdale. Al-Assadi was taken into custody in Turkey, taken down with information from an undercover agent who was posting as a member of a Mexican cartel group. They arrested Al-Sadi, brought him here to New York City, where he's facing six counts of terrorism-related offenses. For the motive in this investigation, the DOJ says

the suspect was close to Qasem Soleimani. That's one of Iran's most powerful military commanders

who was killed in the United States air strike back in 2020. The feds believe his recent plans

were retribution for taking that man out. The investigation is ongoing, but federal officials

say they believe Al-Sadi was not acting

alone. As President Trump says the U.S. and Nigeria took out a top ISIS leader, Israel is making

a similar claim about one of its enemies. Israel says it killed the leader of the Hamas military wing

in an airstrike.

Israel adds that Isaldin al-Hadadad was one of the last remaining Hamas commanders

who helped plan the October 7th attack nearly three years ago, which killed 1,200 and saw

more than 250 people taken hostage.

Now Israel killed six other people along with Al-Hadad

according to his family. The killings come as the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas

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