Pharmacy Student Charged With Planning Terror Attack Using Explosives and Poisons
Translated & summarized from Makan by baba
Prosecutors have indicted 22-year-old pharmacy student Mohammed Shalabi for allegedly planning a terror attack using explosives and poisons. The indictment states Shalabi, from Beit Hanina, aimed to kill many people and targeted security forces and Jewish civilians. He reportedly became radicalized after October 7, consuming content from Hamas and ISIS, and planned to use his studies and chemical access for the attack.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Mohammed Shalabi, a 22-year-old pharmacy student, was indicted for planning a terror attack.
- The indictment alleges the attack would use explosives and poisons to kill many people.
- Shalabi is accused of targeting Israeli security forces and Jewish civilians.
- He reportedly became radicalized after October 7 and consumed content from Hamas and ISIS.
- The student planned to use his academic knowledge and chemical access for the attack.
Prosecutors filed an indictment on Thursday at the Central District Court in Jerusalem against 22-year-old pharmacy student Mohammed Shalabi, a resident of Beit Hanina. Shalabi is accused of planning terrorist attacks against security forces and Jewish civilians using explosives and toxic substances with the aim of killing a large number of people. According to the indictment, Shalabi worked as a pharmacy assistant and became ideologically radicalized following the events of October 7 and the subsequent war. He regularly consumed content related to Hamas and ISIS and decided to leverage his academic knowledge and access to chemicals to plan terrorist attacks.
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