Belgian Police Say They Have Identified Suspects Behind March Attack on Synagogue
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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff

A view of the site of a synagogue damaged by an explosion early on Monday, in Liege, Belgium, March 9, 2026. Photo: REUTERS/Yves Herman
Belgian police said on Friday they had identified the suspects behind an attack against a synagogue in Liege in March, which was considered an antisemitic act.
They gave no details about the suspects and a spokesperson declined to make any further comment.
An explosion hit the synagogue at around 4 am on March 9, blowing out its windows, as well as those of a building on the opposite side of the road, but left no injuries.
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