Evil ISIS fanatics, including bomb makers sharing manuals on how to “cook” homemade explosives, have eulogised December’s Bondi terror attack on the jihadi equivalent of Slack, calling on supporters to “revive Jewish funerals” like the “Sydney heroes.” The Sunday Telegraph has uncovered swathes of horror, violence-laden messages on the messaging platform, including sickening calls to action to their followers.
In one instance, the terror groups even specifically detail methods of how followers should kill innocent Jewish people. The sickening messages detail graphic methods of death that The Telegraph has chosen not to republish. It comes ahead of security-focused hearings at the royal commission on Monday – established in the wake of December’s alleged ISIS-inspired terror attack, which killed 15 innocent people at a Hanukkah event – and as the terror group was thrust back into the spotlight amid the imminent return of Australia’s final ISIS brides from Syria, who fled to join the caliphate.
“(Supporters) everywhere, follow the example of the two heroes of Sydney on Hanukkah and revive Jewish funerals …” the Islamic State recently said in its Al-Naba newspaper editorial, shared across its “Tech Haven” online platform. “Rise up and burn the Jewish synagogues all over (the world). There are Jewish neighbourhoods everywhere. “Their blood is forfeit, from (Nigeria) to Bondi, Europe to Australia, blond and dark-skinned, Christian and Jews alike.”
Having gained access to the ISIS-run and affiliated Tech Haven platform, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal how the group’s fanatics eulogised father and son Sajid and Naveed Akram as their alleged “very inspiring” assault on Jews unfolded, with jihadists calling the butchering “payback” for Israel’s war on Gaza and specifically lauding the murder of Rabbi Eli Schlanger. “Naveed (allegedly is) one of the brothers who participated … in Sydney,” one user wrote in the massacre’s immediate aftermath.
“(When) foolish ones did nothing but protest and call for ‘human rights’, (Naveed) and his father absolved themselves from any blame on Judgement Day by attacking the Sydney Yahud.” The terror group’s weekly Al-Naba editorial has held up the “pride of Sydney” as an example for its followers. “(Jews) have come to spend festive days in the heart of your own lands … anxiously awaiting the passing of your holidays without funerals or attacks,” one recent editorial said.
One ISIS editorial declared the West’s apparent “crusade” against the group ended in “failure” with the Bondi attack. Resembling a Slack-esque platform, the Tech Haven forum has thousands of users. One chat room called “The Kitchen” supplies manuals for explosives and the “discussion” thread is mostly in English, with users sharing violent imagery from previous massacres, with one urging followers to “be the next wolf” alongside a picture of Naveed Akram.
Daily Telegraph (Australia)
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