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“Planned terrorist attacks: young Islamist cell dismantled,” translated from “Geplante Terroranschläge: Jugendliche Islamisten-Zelle ausgehoben,” Junge Freiheit, April 12, 2024 (thanks to Medforth):Quote DUESSELDORF. In the middle of Germany, a group of underage IS supporters agreed to carry out terrorist attacks on Easter via a chat group. The now identified two boys and four girls between the ages of 13 and 16 are said to have planned attacks on churches, bars, a synagogue and a police station in North Rhine-Westphalia, the Bild newspaper reported. They are all in custody. Specifically, targets in Iserlohn were recently targeted. First, the state security agency became aware of Albina H. from Iserlohn, who was in contact with three like-minded girls from Düsseldorf and Munich, including 15-year-old Wiam S. Her father Tijani S. is already known to the police as an IS sympathizer. Six years ago, authorities investigated the now 44-year-old on suspicion of financing terrorism. He is said to have collected donations for IS. A year later, they discovered an illegal firearm in his car. ...The IS supporters wanted to kill as many “infidels” as possible with their attacks. The plan was to use knives and incendiary devices. Finally, the gang considered how they could obtain firearms. Those involved are currently in custody because of the preparation of a serious act of violence that endangers the state. ...
DUESSELDORF. In the middle of Germany, a group of underage IS supporters agreed to carry out terrorist attacks on Easter via a chat group. The now identified two boys and four girls between the ages of 13 and 16 are said to have planned attacks on churches, bars, a synagogue and a police station in North Rhine-Westphalia, the Bild newspaper reported. They are all in custody. Specifically, targets in Iserlohn were recently targeted. First, the state security agency became aware of Albina H. from Iserlohn, who was in contact with three like-minded girls from Düsseldorf and Munich, including 15-year-old Wiam S. Her father Tijani S. is already known to the police as an IS sympathizer. Six years ago, authorities investigated the now 44-year-old on suspicion of financing terrorism. He is said to have collected donations for IS. A year later, they discovered an illegal firearm in his car. ...The IS supporters wanted to kill as many “infidels” as possible with their attacks. The plan was to use knives and incendiary devices. Finally, the gang considered how they could obtain firearms. Those involved are currently in custody because of the preparation of a serious act of violence that endangers the state. ...
