Showing posts with label Amedy Coulibaly. Show all posts
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Friday, January 16, 2015

Two Terrorists Shot Dead In Belgium As Police Thwart ISIS Attack With Paris Connection (Video)

Acting on intelligence data, police in Belgium raided a property in the city of Verviers and killed two ISIS terrorists, while detaining a third. The surprise raid was conducted as police discovered the militants were about to perpetrate "major terrorist attacks." The deceased terrorists had just returned to Belgium from Syria, where they received instructions from ISIS, the terrorist group notorious for beheading innocent American journalists. 

CNN stated the raid was accelerated as well due in part to, "The arrest of a Belgian arms dealer suspected of providing weapons to Amedy Coulibaly, the man who attacked a Paris kosher supermarket and also pledged allegiance to ISIS. Belgian investigators questioned him and searched his possessions, the source said."

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Belgian operation thwarted 'major terrorist attacks' 

Updated 7:59 PM ET, Thu January 15, 2015 -(CNN) A terror cell on the brink of carrying out an attack was the target of a raid Thursday that left two suspects dead, Belgian authorities said. A third suspect was injured and taken into custody in the operation at a building in the eastern city of Verviers, prosecutor's spokesman Thierry Werts told reporters. 

A senior Belgian counterterrorism official told CNN that the alleged terror cell is believed to have received instructions from ISIS. Some members of the cell had traveled to Syria and met with ISIS, which plotted the attacks as retaliation for U.S.-led airstrikes in Syria and Iraq, the Belgian source said. 

"This was in the framework of an operation looking into an operational cell made up of people, some of whom coming back from Syria," Werts said. "The investigation made it possible to determine that the group was about to carry out major terrorist attacks in Belgium imminently." The operation, which authorities said was ongoing, added fresh fuel to a fear that's been simmering for months as thousands of Europeans went off to join ISIS fighters in Syria...

Thursday, January 15, 2015

As New Photos Surface Of The Kosher Supermarket Murders In Paris Reports Indicate Al Qaeda Provided $20,000 For The Charlie Hebdo Magazine Terrorist Attack (Photos And Videos)




News reports indicate the terrorist group Al Qaeda provided $20,000 to fund the terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris, carried out by Cherif Kouachi, 32 and Said Kouachi, 34. The Kouachi brothers killed 11 cartoonists and journalists at Charlie Hebdo's offices, in addition to murdering a responding police officer in the vicinity of crime scene. The attack was launched over the magazine publishing cartoons of the Islamic figure Muhammad, which is forbidden in Islam. Some of the cartoons included Muhammad French kissing a man. 


 
Newly released store surveillance footage of the related gun attack on the Hyper Cacher kosher supermarket, undertaken by 32-year-old terrorist, reveals a grisly scene. Four innocent hostages were brutally gunned down by Coulibaly. French police raided the store and shot Coulibaly to death, as he attempted to open fire on them. 


In related news, Charlie Hebdo magazine, which normally sells 50,000 copies per week, has sold out today. After the terrorist attacks in Paris on the magazine's office, the new edition of Charlie Hebdo magazine released today sold 700,000,000 copies in the first few hours of release. 5,000,000 copies of the issue will be printed. 


The New York Times is reporting that Muslims in the Middle East are enraged over the new issue of Charlie Hebdo featuring a cover cartoon of Muhammad. The Egyptian and Turkish governments have issued restrictions on local papers disseminating Charlie Hebdo. However, France is undeterred and is supporting the publication, as well as cracking down on terrorism and hate speech, arresting 54 people in the fallout of the attacks on their nation. 

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New Charlie Hebdo Muhammad Cartoon Stirs Muslim Anger in Mideast

JAN. 14, 2015 - BEIRUT, Lebanon — A cover illustration of Prophet Muhammad in the latest edition of the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo ignited controversy in the Middle East on Wednesday, prompting Egypt and Turkey to issue or threaten restrictions on publication of the images and stirring wide debate over religion and free speech. 


Charlie Hebdo shooting: France arrests 54 as al-Qaeda in Yemen claims responsibility

Jan 14, 2015 3:28 AM ET Last Updated: Jan 14, 2015 5:56 PM ET - France ordered prosecutors around the country to crack down on hate speech, anti-Semitism and those glorifying terrorism and announced Wednesday it was sending an aircraft carrier to the Middle East to work more closely with the U.S.-led coalition fighting ISIS militants. Authorities said 54 people had been arrested for hate speech and defending terrorism since terror attacks killed 20 people in Paris last week.
 

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Sunday, January 11, 2015

Three Terrorists Dead In Police Raids In Connection With The Charlie Hebdo Magazine Murders (Video)



Al Qaeda affiliated brothers, Cherif Kouachi, 32 and Said Kouachi, 34 were killed in a police raid in Paris, France yesterday, after the terrorist duo viciously murdered 11 journalists and cartoonists at the Charlie Hebdo magazine, over publishing cartoon drawings of the Islamic figure, Muhammad, forbidden in Islam. The Kouachis took hostages in a print shop in Paris and were killed by police. 

A fellow terrorist and friend of the Kouachi brothers, Amedy Coulibaly, 32, was killed after taking hostages in a kosher supermarket, killing four innocent people on sight. Coulibaly demanded the Kouachis not be killed and allowed to go free. Coulibaly's girlfriend whom he wed in an unofficial Islamic ceremony not recognized by French law, 26-year-old Hayat Boumeddiene, is on the run. She is also involved in terrorism. Boumeddiene is believed to have fled Paris last week, traveling to Syria via Turkey.

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