White Powder Sent to U.S. and Israeli Embassies in German Capital

Law enforcement officials are investigating a couple of incidents of white powder being sent to the American and Israeli embassies in the capital of Germany.

The powder was contained within envelopes along with threatening letters.

Police haven’t yet released what the letters stated, or whether the powder was dangerous.

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Threatening letters containing a white powder have been sent to both the American and Israeli embassies in the German capital, police said.

Police spokeswoman Kerstin Ismer said the Israeli embassy in Berlin received a letter on July 24, with another mailed to the US embassy in the city on July 26.

Ms Ismer said police have opened two investigations on suspicion of disturbing the peace by threatening a crime.

She said both letters contained a powder, but would not comment on whether it was dangerous or not.

The spokeswoman would also not say whether the two letters were thought to be connected, or whether there were any suspects.