| Importance | Low |
 | Location of Detention | Berlin, Germany1,2 |
| Capturing Authority | Germany1 |
| Date of Capture | Aug. 19, 20061 |
| Location of Capture | Kiel, Germany1 |
 | Affiliation | Unknown |
| Role | Terrorist |
| Nationality | Lebanese |
| Alternate Name(s) | Yousef Mohammed El Hajdid, Yussuf Mohamed El Hajdid, Yousef MuhammedEl Hajdid, Youssef Mohammed El Hajdid, Yousef Mohammed E. H. |
| Rough Age | 21 as of 8-24-2006 |
| Gender | Male |
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| Reliable | He and Jihad Hamad are suspected of leaving crude suitcase bombs on two regional passenger trains in Germany on July 31. They did not go off.
He was captured in Germany after Lebanese intelligence intercepted a telephone call to his family.1,2 |
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| 1 Landler, Mark. 'Plot Shows Germans Are Also Terror Targets.' The New York Times: Aug. 21, 2006. |
| 2 Benoit, Bertrand. 'Lebanon arrests second suspect over failed train bombing.' FT.com, Aug. 24, 2006. |
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