Germany: Syrian war criminal, complicit in murdering 36 men, was on €2400-a-month welfare
Posted on March 6, 2017 17:00
By Vincent van den Born
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German media are reporting on Abdalfatah H.A., a 35-year-old Syrian who came to Germany in October 2015, bringing his pregnant wife and three children aged 3, 5 and 7. After an undoubtedly thorough vetting, the family was recognised as legitimately seeking asylum and would thus have received Hartz IV services, the German version of social benefits. In the case of this family, this is said to have amounted to up to €2400 a month.
On Wednesday evening, however, the Federal Prosecutor’s Office ordered his arrest in Düsseldorf. According to German magazine Der Spiegel, the arrest was made because Abdalfatah is accused of having belonged to “terror militia” Al-Nusra. Additionally, he is suspected of being involved in crimes against humanity. According to the charge, he participated with other members of his unit in the killing of 36 Syrian government workers in March 2013, executing a so-called Shariah death warrant.
https://gatestone.eu/syrian-war-criminal/
