According to information provided by French authorities, a pro-Iranian group allegedly planned attacks on American bank buildings in Paris, which led to the placement of Goldman Sachs' headquarters under police surveillance. The company allowed employees to work from home, emphasizing that their safety is the absolute priority. Although authorities believe that France is not a direct target, American and Israeli interests in the country could be vulnerable in the context of tensions in the Middle East. The alert comes a few days after a bomb attack was thwarted at a Bank of America branch in Paris, where four individuals were charged, including three minors. Investigators are looking into a possible connection with the extremist group Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamiya, which has claimed attacks on the Jewish community in the UK, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Tensions in the Middle East have increased risks, and European authorities have intensified security measures around sensitive sites, monitoring American financial institutions more closely.
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