Police in the Danish capital said two predawn explosions took place Wednesday in the vicinity of the Israeli Embassy in Copenhagen, prompting the nearby Jewish school to close for the day.
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- Two predawn explosions rock the area around the Israeli Embassy in Copenhagen but no one is injured