Father and son duo told family they were at Jervis Bay. In reality, the duo was concealed within a small, grey brick home in Campsie, a short-term rental property that offers nightly accommodation to travelers.
Boris and Sofia Gurman identified as heroes who tackled Islamic State-inspired attacker before being murdered along with 13 others. Thirty-eight additional people sustained injuries, with 24 – including two officers – remaining hospitalized Tuesday afternoon, The Guardian reported.
Authorities are examining the Akrams' links to international jihadist networks after establishing their early November arrival in Manila. They maintained extensive connections to Australia's pro-Islamic State network – including ties to infamous jihadist spiritual leader Wisam Haddad.
New Delhi identifies Sajid Akram, who murdered along with his son 15 people at a Hanukkah event on Sunday, as former Hyderabad resident. Preliminary investigation finds no local terror connections.
A senior Israeli security source says Tehran and its proxies have stepped up efforts to target Israeli and Jewish sites worldwide, pointing to the deadly Bondi Beach terrorist attack as part of that campaign.
Trump strikes terror financing network with tanker seizure off Venezuela. The vessel, identified as The Skipper, was sanctioned in 2022 over its ties to the Shiite group and Iran's regime. US Attorney General Bondi says it was part of "an illicit oil shipping network supporting foreign terrorist organizations" for multiple years.
The IDF’s Arabic-language spokesperson has revealed a network of money changers operating out of Turkey and controlled by Hamas, made up of Gazan exiles who have been exploiting Turkish financial infrastructure to fund terrorism. “Documents have been uncovered that record only a small part of the financial transfers, amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars,” he said.
Several EU representatives of member states confronted PA representatives with evidence that they continued to transfer funds to terrorists through alternative channels, and expressed their dissatisfaction with the violation of the commitment.
During an operation by Border Police officers and IDF troops in the city of Jenin, the forces moved to arrest wanted men involved in terrorist activity. The troops entered the area, closed in on the building where the suspects were located and initiated a surrender procedure that lasted several hours. Two of the wanted men came out, and after they exited the structure, shots were fired at them. The IDF said the incident is under review.
Armed faction in Khan Younis led by former Palestinian Authority officer publicly denounces Hamas leadership, tells fighters they left homes "to liberate our people from Hamas and Persian Iran."
