Pakistan, which has become synonymous with terrorism, does not desist from its activities.
A Pakistani citizen has been arrested from Canada on charges of planning an attack in America. He was planning a big attack in New York on the anniversary of the Hamas attack.
Let us tell you that his target in New York was the Jewish dominated area.
Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, 20, was arrested on Wednesday in the town of Ormstown in Quebec province, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said on Friday.
He was planning a deadly attack targeting Jewish citizens in the United States. He was produced in a court in Montreal. According to US agencies, he was also talking about attacks in India.
RCMP Commissioner Mike Duhaime said, “Reports of threats to the Jewish community are concerning. We will not tolerate any form of threats, harassment or violence targeting Jewish communities.
This planned anti-Semitic attack against Jewish people in the United States is reprehensible and there is no place for this type of ideological and hate-motivated crime in Canada.
We are committed to keeping all Canadians safe and ask for the support of all Canadians to help prevent such threats.”
Canada’s Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc said the arrest was made possible because of the strong partnership between the RCMP and the FBI. “Jewish Canadians and Jewish Americans deserve to be safe in their communities,” he said.
At the same time, US Attorney General Merrick Garland said that Shahzeb Khan is also known as Shazeb Jadoon.
He is accused of planning a terrorist attack in New York City around October 7. The aim was to kill as many Jews as possible in the name of ISIS.
During interrogation he revealed that he wanted to carry out a terrorist attack with an American colleague. He wanted the attacks to take place on October 7 and October 11.
October 7 marks the first anniversary of the deadly terrorist attacks on Israel by Hamas.
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