Syrian suspected German festival goes on testing
A Syrian man was suspected of belonging to the Islamic State (IS) group, a case of a deadly knife attack in Germany on Tuesday, killing three people last year.Isa Al Hasan faces allegations including three murder cases, 10 murder cases and membership of a foreign terror organization.The western city of Solingan was one of the attacks from stabbing stabbing in August that shook Germany and stopped security fears.The suspect, who was 26 years old at the time of the attack, was a refuge from Syria, who was slapped for exile.The failure of German authorities to remove them from the country made a bitter debate on immigration in the national elections.Hasan has allegedly accused the summer “Festival for Diversity” to damage “non -believers” at the Summer “Festival for Diversity” at the center of the western city of Soolingan. The accused said that the accused saw him as representatives of Western society and “demanded” to take revenge against the military functions of western states “.A member of Hassan contacted the same month as the attack allegedly encouraged him to proceed with the plan and promised him that the group would claim it and use it for publicity purposes.The group later said in a statement through its AmaAq news agency on the Telegram messaging app that a “soldier” had carried out an attack in Palestine and “Badla” for Muslims everywhere.Prosecutors say Hasan filmed videos, in which he pledged loyalty for IS and sent him in contact before the attack.
