A Frenchman has been found guilty of murdering four people at the Brussels Jewish Museum in May 2014, Euronews reports.
Mehdi Nemmouche shot two Israeli tourists dead, a volunteer worker and a receptionist.
He had fought in Syria for a jihadist group before he returned to Europe and carried out the attack, prosecutors said.
The trial has lasted two months, and high security had been in place for it.
The couple who were killed, Miriam and Emmanuel Riva, had been celebrating their 18th wedding anniversary. Their children, Ayalet, 19, and Shira, 21, described a “devoted mother” and “unassuming father who loved to travel”. An advisor, speaking on their behalf, said in court that their childhood had been stolen from them.
Nemmouche listened to the testimony in the dock.
Sentencing will be announced at a later date.