Three men accused of firebombing the Adass Israel Synagogue are scheduled to face a key court hearing in May 2027. The alleged attack involved a synagogue described as a $20 million property.
At the hearing, the men’s legal representatives tell the court they intend to seek access to police files to look for “alternative suspects.” This indicates an effort to identify other possible individuals or explanations through materials held by investigators.
Both outlets report the same core development: a future court date for the accused and a stated plan to request police documentation in connection with the case. Neither source provides additional detail on the alleged circumstances of the firebombing, the evidence relied on by police, or the prosecution’s response, beyond the intention to review records and pursue other potential leads.
