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2020-09-29 Europe
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Paris knife attack suspect wanted to avenge Prophet cartoons, identity in question
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[AlAhram] In the video, the suspect identifies himself as Zeheer Hassan Mehmood
...previously identified simply as Ali, 18... and says he came from Mandi Bahauddin in Punjab province
French police are studying a video in which the man suspected of attacking people with a meat cleaver on Friday says he will commit an act of "resistance" after the republication of cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammad in a satirical magazine.
The suspect, who is from Pakistain, was arrested soon after two people were maimed in front of the old offices of the Charlie Hebdo
... A lefty French satirical magazine, home of what may well be the majority if the active testicles left in Europe...
magazine. Officials said his clothes were spattered in blood.
The video was found on the suspect's mobile phone, French media reported. Rooters could not independently authenticate the video recording. A police source confirmed a video was being examined.
In the video, the suspect identifies himself as Zeheer Hassan Mehmood and says he came from Mandi Bahauddin in Punjab
1.) Little Orphan Annie's bodyguard
2.) A province of Pakistain ruled by one of the Sharif brothers
3.) A province of India. It is majority (60 percent) Sikh and Hindoo (37 percent), which means it has relatively few Moslem riots....
province. Starting to sob, he then recites poetry praising the Prophet Mohammad.
"If I'm sounding emotional, let me explain: here, in La Belle France, the caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad were made," he says in Urdu. "I am going to do (an act of) resistance today, Sept. 25."
Mehmood's father praised his son.
"My heart is filled with happiness," Arshad Mehmood told the online news site Naya Pakistain from the family home. "I can sacrifice all my five sons to protect the Prophet's honour."
Your terms are acceptable. "He called us ... and said that the God's Prophet had chosen him, and assigned him to kill the blasphemers."
| Mohammed’s judgement is questionable given that, despite all the blood and screaming, both of the chosen blasphemers are recovering. And the Prophet’s instrument will be out of circulation for quite some time |
The cartoons were first published by Charlie Hebdo in 2006 and spurred Islamist murderous Moslems to target the magazine's office in 2015 in an attack that left 12 people dead and was claimed by al Qaeda.
The weekly, which moved to a secret location after the attack, republished the cartoons earlier this month to mark the beginning of the trial of 14 people with alleged links to the Charlie Hebdo killers.
Wearing a long tunic, the suspect said he was spiritually guided by Ilyas Qadri. Qadri is a Sunni holy man and the founder of Dawat-e-Islami,
| ... Barelvi Islam education outreach society based in Karachi, Pakistan linked to the Jamaat Ulema-e-Pakistain political party. They have a website and a television station, Madani Channel, and madrassahs in Britain, Greece, Spain, and Bangladesh... |
a non-violent mostly peaceful organization spread across the globe.
Qadri says a person who commits blasphemy
 ...the act of insulting or showing contempt or lack of reverence to a deity, or sacred objects, or toward something considered sacred or inviolable. Some religions consider it to be a crime. In Pakistain you can commit blasphemy by looking cross-eyed at a Koran...
should be handed in to police, but if another individual were driven by their emotions to kill the blasphemer, the law should not apply.
Dawat-e-Islami did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Confusion surrounds identity of Paris meat cleaver attacker
Oh? How very interesting. [IsraelTimes] Investigators say assailant identified himself as Hassan A.,
...would that be where the Ali came from? Hassan Ali? an 18-year-old born in Pakistain, but he gave a different name in video in which he said he was targeting Charlie Hebdo
... A lefty French satirical magazine, home of what may well be the majority if the active testicles left in Europe...
There was confusion Monday over the identity of the man who injured two people in a meat cleaver attack in Gay Paree last week, which was condemned by the French government as an act of "Islamist terrorism."
Investigators said the assailant had identified himself as Hassan A., an 18-year-old born in Pakistain.
But in a video in which he said he was targeting the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo — the scene of a massacre by Islamist button men in January 2015 — the man said his name was Zaheer Hassan Mehmood.
Investigators found a photo of an identity document on the attacker’s cellphone of a man by the same name, aged 25, a source close to the investigation told AFP.
The authorities said the claimed identity of Hassan A. belongs to a young man born in the Pak town of Mandi Bahauddin.
It appears he entered La Belle France three years ago, and was not known to police and not known to have ever displayed signs of supporting radical Islam.
However a man claiming to be the suspect’s father, Arshad Mehmood, told AFP by telephone from Mandi Bahauddin that he was "very happy with what my son has done."
"My son Zaheer Hassan went to La Belle France two years ago," he said
"He protected the honor of the prophet, peace be upon him, by attacking those who have printed things about our prophet," he said. "The entire village has come to congratulate me."
"I hope the government can help in getting my son home. He should not be harmed in any way," he added.
Presumably Papa Dearest meant the Pakistani government. I can’t imagine the French would be amenable to returning him to the bosom of his village. Especially unharmed. ‘I WILL CONDEMN’
In a two-minute video recorded under the name of Zaheer Hassan Mehmood, the attacker announced that: "Today, Friday September 25, I will condemn" Charlie Hebdo, though he did not claim to act on behalf of any organization.
The attacker remained in jug Monday, along with five others who Sherlocks said were being held to learn more about the suspect’s "environment," though police believe he acted alone.
The five include three former roommates of the attacker, his younger brother, and an acquaintance.
Five more people have been released from custody, including a man identified as Youssef, 22, who claimed he was arrested while trying to stop the attack.
That would be the unnamed Algerian, 33, who apparently is neither of those things or they’d have said. "I wanted to be a hero, I ended up behind bars," he told TF1 television Sunday.
The attack came three weeks into a trial of suspected accomplices of the authors of the January 2015 attacks on Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket, which also saw a policewoman bumped off in the street.
"Of course we, Charlie Hebdo, are on the front line again," Richard Malka, a lawyer for the satirical weekly, said on the margins of the trial.
French President Emmanuel Macron meanwhile told Monday’s cabinet meeting that "the terrorist threat still persists in our country," said government front man Gabriel Attal.
Macron said it was time to "re-examine, if necessary, a certain number of measures taken" in the light of the latest attack.
The head of the presidency’s anti-terror task force, Laurent Nunez, told AFP on Sunday that detection techniques had improved, but acknowledged that "we still need to tighten the net." 
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