Summary
A man named Abdullah Albadri was arrested outside the Israeli embassy in London while trying to climb the fence carrying two knives. He had arrived in the UK twice by small boat from France and is now on trial for preparing terrorist acts and possessing knives.
Key Facts
- Abdullah Albadri tried to climb the Israeli embassy fence in London on April 28, carrying two knives.
- Police arrested him outside the embassy after armed officers stopped him.
- He had sent messages to his mother mentioning "the path of martyrdom" and a note supporting a cause related to religion.
- Albadri arrived in the UK twice from France by small boat, first in August 2021 and again in April 2023.
- He applied for asylum and contacted charities that help refugees and asylum seekers.
- Before his arrest, he searched online for the Israeli embassy and religious laws about suicide.
- He wore sunglasses and a traditional scarf to hide his face during the incident.
- The prosecution says he intended to carry out a violent act as part of a political or religious cause.
