The attack on the synagogue in Texas “unites” the jihadists and the extreme right

The Texas synagogue attacker was a member of Al Qaeda, according to what was published in the gang’s magazine, “Lobos de Manhattan”, which moves in the environment of the jihadist gang. On the other hand, the attack has had the “virtue” of uniting the jihadists with the North American right-wing extremists in their antisemitic targets.

Malik Faisal Akram, 44, of Blackburn, Lancashire, England, was gunned down by an FBI team on Saturday night at the end of a more than 10-hour hostage-taking uninjured. Akram arrived in the United States through New York’s JFK International Airport two weeks ago and acquired a firearm. Authorities are investigating how he traveled to Texas, where he spent three nights at the homeless shelter, HSTODAY reports.

The Jaysh Al-Malahim Al-Electroni, which supports Al-Qaeda and publishes the “Wolves of Manhattan” magazine, who encourages jihadist activity alone and in cells, published an article in English and Arabic in which he calls Akram “Malik al-Britani” and says he was attempting “sister’s revenge” by referring to a militant of the gang , condemned in the United States and whose release he demanded.