Islamic terrorism is defined as any terrorist act or campaign which is committed by individuals or terrorist organizations who openly proclaim Islamic motivations behind their acts. Although the highest numbers of incidents occur in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and Nigeria, Islamic terrorism has been on the rise all over the world, including the West.
Abdallah was given a life sentence in 1987 for his role in the murders of US diplomat Charles Ray in Paris and Israeli diplomat Yacov Barsimantov in 1982.
One of the boys was in possession of acetone, oxidizer and metal ball bearings.
Cholo Abdi Abdullah, 34, had planned the attack on behalf of Al-Shabaab - a Somalia-based terror group who have sworn allegiance to Al Qaeda.
Daniel Khalife, a formerly escaped prisoner, claimed he was inspired to attempt to become a double agent after watching Homelander
Chicago police and prosecutors filed terrorism charges against 22-year-old Sidi Mohamed Abdallahi.
The Algerian man reportedly slit the mother's throat, in front of her children, while yelling "Long live Palestine."
This comes six months after Argentinian courts confirmed that Iran and Hezbollah were both behind the 1992 and the 1994 bombings.
Marvin Jalo will be tried as an adult on one count of terrorism and one count of conspiracy to commit terrorism.
The area is frequented by Israeli tourists, who are believed to be the target of the attack.
Victims sued Richard Hall – a self-styled journalist who claimed without evidence that the attack was orchestrated by British government agencies – for alleged harassment.
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