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BREAKING: Radical Australian based pro-Hamas cleric Wissam Haddad posts pro-ISIS podcast with Sydney-based brother of ISIS terrorist killed in Syria. Wissam Haddad and Ahmed Elomar both boast in this podcast that they maintained extensive phone contact with Australian-born ISIS terrorists Khaled Sharrouf and Mohamed Elomar while they fought for...

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The Bondi Beach shooting was carried out by a father and son who had pledged allegiance to ISIS ABC reported this, citing investigators. An ISIS flag was found in the attackers’ car. 24-year-old Navid Akram had previously come to the attention of Australian security services over suspected links to an ISIS cell in Sydney. He is currently in critical condition. His father, 50-year-old Sajid Akram, was shot dead at the scene. Social media users are discussing the younger Akram’s apparent composure and training — video footage shows him firing continuously and with precision at unarmed people. The massacre was stopped by 43-year-old Ahmed al-Ahmed, a fruit shop owner and father of two: unarmed, he rushed the gunman and wrestled the pistol from his hands. The man was shot twice and is now in hospital, Bloomberg reports. U.S. billionaire Bill Ackman organized a fundraiser via GoFundMe. Around $690,000 has already been raised for the hero from the fruit shop, with Ackman himself donating $99,999. After the attack, unknown individuals dumped pig heads at a Muslim cemetery in Sydney, following the refusal of Islamic community leaders to bury the terrorists there. They said they do not consider the attackers to be true followers of Islam. In six minutes, the terrorists fired more than 100 shots. Sixteen people were killed. Among the victims was 87-year-old Alex Kleitman, a Ukrainian-born Holocaust survivor. He died while shielding his wife from the bullets.

NEXTA

24,615 views • 7 months ago

“But it was incredibly poetic for the man that stopped these ISIS attackers in Bondi Beach to be Syrian himself. That’s something that would resonate with his country, with everybody in Syria. They would be very proud that he stopped an ISIS attacker in Australia, just as they stopped ISIS in their tracks in Syria from forming their so-called Islamic State. Of course, that is in itself a misnomer. And so that’s important. And it’s important for our Jewish cousins to also be aware of that so that they don’t feel intimidated by every single Muslim, because of course there are multiple times more Muslims around the world in terms of numbers than there are Jews. So it’s understandable that our Jewish cousins would be scared and feel under siege, if it were true that all Muslims think like ISIS or even a less extreme version of ISIS. But the fact is they don’t. Because there are Muslims, our brother like Ahmad al-Ahmed, who are prepared - and this is the key point here - to take a bullet to protect Jewish lives. Ahmad al-Ahmed, the Syrian Muslim, took bullets to his body to protect Jewish lives on Bondi Beach. That is the truth of the matter. And that is what everybody needs to hear. And that is that Muslims are prepared, and do regularly stand in between jihadist terrorists and their intended targets and victims. In this case Jews. In other cases, they could be anybody else. They are usually unsung heroes because they’re not so prominently placed in front of cameras while doing it, as was the case here.” Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED

أبو عمّار

25,411 views • 7 months ago

On the thousands of ISIS militants held in prisons in NE Syria: Remember that the US partnering with the YPG (later SDF) started in a real way during the battle for Kobani, at which point the Americans could no longer hide that Turkey was supporting ISIS (though they still did deny it). Turkey wasn't a reliable partner in fighting ISIS, which shouldn't be something that has to be pointed out; the foreign jihadis landed at Turkish airports and freely crossed the Turkish border. Jihadis could pass back and forth as needed for supplies, weapons, medical treatment...ISIS even launched an attack on the Kobani border gate from inside Turkey. But America is not and has not been earnestly invested in fighting ISIS since the defeat of its caliphate. The 7 years of ISIS whack-a-mole since gave the US an excuse to maintain a presence in Syria. That pretense is no longer necessary. It might become necessary again, and there will be plenty of ISIS flourishing if and when that time comes. So if it seems like the very serious matter of dangerous terrorists being unleashed on the region is being somewhat ignored by the Western powers responsible for engineering the Syria mess, that's because it is. But when you have a government comprised of a former Al-Qaeda affiliate with a healthy dose of former ISIS and extremist foreign militants in the mix, what difference does 10kish freed ISIS prisoners make? And that’s not accounting for the many boys and adolescents who have become men in the mini-caliphate of the al-Hol camp, yet another time bomb the Americans hoisted on the SDF.

Lindsey Snell

200,850 views • 6 months ago

Unmasking the Web of Terror: How a Somaliland Politician Allegedly Fueled ISIS Radicalization and Destabilization Across the Horn of Africa Faysal Ali Warabe, leader of the UCID party, is the father of Hussein Faysal Ali Warabe, also known as Abu Shuaib As-Somali, who was a key member and commander of #ISIS in Syria. Faysal Ali Warabe is also a close ally of the current President of Somaliland, Abdirahman Irro. Hussein joined ISIS in 2013 and oversaw or facilitated the recruitment of thousands of Somalilanders, including those living in Hargeisa and within the diaspora, into ISIS. Hussein eventually died in a U.S. airstrike on an ISIS base in Raqqa, Syria, on January 13, 2018. For five years, he was responsible for the radicalization of thousands of Somalilanders, indoctrinating them with extremist ideologies. These recruits were trained in Syria and then deployed to southern Somalia and Puntland to propagate extremist ideologies. This activity was allegedly supported by the Somaliland government to destabilize the region and advance Somaliland’s independence campaign by tarnishing the rest of the Horn of Africa with terrorism. The close link between ISIS, Faysal Ali Warabe, and Abdirahman Irro is evident. Ninety-eight percent of ISIS fighters in Puntland are either of Somaliland origin or foreign fighters from the Middle East and neighboring African countries. However, the leadership of this terrorist organization is predominantly native to Puntland. This is because they regard Abdulqadir Mumin, the current leader of ISIS, as their Amir, Maulana, or “Master” due to his lineage from the Majerteen clan, a sub-clan of the Darood, an Arab Qurayshi Banu Hashim tribe in the Horn of Africa that is part of the Ahlu Bayt. Both Somalilanders and foreign jihadists believe in the Banu Hashim’s divine right to rule. As Abdulqadir Mumin hails from the Majerteen clan, this gives him the perceived legitimacy to serve as their leader. This belief motivates jihadists to travel to Puntland to pledge allegiance (Bay’ah) to Abdulqadir Mumin and sacrifice their wealth and lives for their cause. It has been observed that those carrying out suicide bombings in Puntland are either foreign jihadists or Isaaq jihadists. Puntland must confront Somaliland’s aggression once it has successfully eliminated the ISIS presence in the mountainous regions of Bari. #PuntExit #Somaliland #ISIS #AlShabab #ISIL #Trump #endwoke

Sultan Khalif

60,379 views • 1 year ago