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Picture of Pakistani citizen Mohammad Shahjeb Khan who planned to kill Jews.
A Pakistan citizen was deployed from Canada to the US on charges of plotting for shelling at the Jewish Center in Brooklyn. The planning of this Pakistani citizen named Mohammad Shahzeb Khan was to attack Hamas style on 7 October. Along with this, he also wanted refugee status in Canada.
Let us know that on 7 October 2023 2 years ago, Hamas attacked Israel and killed 1200 people.
According to the US Department of Justice, Khan was arrested last year near the US-Canada border and brought to New York this week.
Khan planned to attack the Jewish Center with Ar-style rifles and knives. He told the secret agents that he wants to kill as many Jews as possible.
Photo during the arrest of accused Mohammad Shahjeb.
After 9/11, the biggest attack was planned in American
Government lawyers say that Khan conspired with an American colleague and two secret agents. He shared pictures of a prayer site at the Jewish religious center in Brooklyn. The accused was planning to carry out the biggest terrorist attack on US soil after 9/11.
American Attorney J. Clayton said- The accused planned to take a deadly terrorist attack on a Jewish center in New York City. He wanted to cause maximum damage to our Jewish population with automatic weapons.
Khan was caught with the help of a human smuggler, just 19 km from the US border in Omstown, Canada.
Brooklyn’s Jewish Center where the accused wanted to attack.
The accused may be imprisoned for life
American Attorney Clayton said- Our agencies worked very hard to thwart this anti-Jewish plan. He thanked FBI, NYPD and Canadian officials.
Attorney General Pamela Bondi said that ISIS remains a serious threat and such dangerous forces are targeting our Jewish citizens.
Khan is accused of raising support for terrorist organization ISIS and attempting to spread terrorism across the border. If found guilty, he may be imprisoned. The accused will be produced in the Manhattan Federal Court today i.e. June 11.