JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli-American teenager was indicted in Israel on Monday on allegations he made thousands of hoax bomb calls, some targeting U.S. Jewish community centres, and earned $240,000 (187,474.8 pounds) by offering to phone in threats against schools, hospitals and planes.
The arrest of the suspect, who is Jewish, in Israel on March 23 drew headlines when he was identified by police as having been behind bomb threats against the centres in the United States that had raised fears of a surge in anti-Semitism.