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Thousands of Rabbis unite in Brooklyn
November 23, 2014, NYC, New York, USA. 4 thousand Rabbis pose for a group photo in front of Chabad-Lubavitch world HQ in Brooklyn NY. The international event reunites rabbis from all over the world reviving Jewish awareness and practices. This year's conference carries an added significance as millions around the world mark the 20th anniversary of the passing of Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, probably one of the most influencial Rabbi in modern history. (Jonathan Alpeyrie/Polaris Images) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Thousands of Rabbis unite in Brooklyn
November 23, 2014, NYC, New York, USA. 4 thousand Rabbis pose for a group photo in front of Chabad-Lubavitch world HQ in Brooklyn NY. The international event reunites rabbis from all over the world reviving Jewish awareness and practices. This year's conference carries an added significance as millions around the world mark the 20th anniversary of the passing of Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, probably one of the most influencial Rabbi in modern history. (Jonathan Alpeyrie/Polaris Images) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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NEWS - Messer-Attacke: Usman Khan, der Attentäter von London
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Usman Khan, 28, from Stock-on-Trent, Staffordshire, who has been identified by Scotland Yard as the man responsible for yesterday's London Bridge terrorist attack which resulted in a man and a woman being killed before Khan was overpowered by members of the public armed with makeshift weapons and shot dead by police. Anti-terror police have raided a house in the Staffordshire area which was lilnked to Khan. Before the attack Khan had been attending a seminar in FishmongerÕs Hall about prisoner rehabilitation and had threatened to blow up the building before he began his murder spree. Khan had been released from prison in December 2018 after he was one of nine British based terrorists who were jailed on February 9 2012 after they admitted terrorism offences, including four who pleaded guilty to planning to detonate a bomb at the London Stock Exchange. Khan was given an indeterminate sentence and ordered to serve at least 8 years when he admitted attending operational meetings in Roath Park, Cardiff, and in a Newport country park, fundraising for terrorist training, preparing to travel abroad and assisting others to travel abroad. They were arrested in December 2010 and were set to stand trial at Woolwich Crown Court. The four Stock Exchange plotters admitted engaging in conduct in preparation for acts of terrorism and the five others pleaded guilty to other terrorism offences. The terrorist plotters were inspired by al-qaeda, particularly by the preachings of the late radical extremist Anwar Al-Awlaki. They planned to send five mail bombs to various targets during the run up to Christmas 2010 and a "Mumbai-style" atrocity. A hand-written target list found at one of their homes had the names and addresses of London Mayor Boris Johnson, two rabbis, the Stock Exchange and the US embassy
Terrorist gang sentenced, London, UK - 09 Feb 2012
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