Isis encourages Muslims to use Bondi Beach massacre as 'instruction manual' for copycat attacks

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Isis has called on Muslims to replicate the Bondi Beach attack, presenting the atrocity as an "instruction manual" for future massacres.The terror group published the material in its English-language Voice of Khurasan publication.The piece commended the alleged perpetrators, father Sajid Akram and son Naveed Akram, claiming they had struck a significant blow against Jewish people and those who back them.The seven-page article features photographs of both suspects alongside images of grieving crowds at the Sydney beachfront.It bears the title "The Sydney Attack: The Revenge of the Oppressed Ummah"."Ummah" is the word for the global Muslim community."The Sydney attack was only a pebble from a mountain; we will continue to kill, by the permission of Allah, until you grow weary of burying the dead," the publication noted, according to The Australian.The newsletter further declared that the assault "not only inflicted heavy physical casualties, but also delivered a major blow to the...

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