ISIS fanatic ‘watched beheading films out of curiosity’

Worthing

An extremist who claimed he watched ISIS beheading videos out of ‘curiosity’ before downloading instructions on how to launch terrorist attacks was jailed for 32 months. Zakaria Yanaouri, 21, was found with five issues of Islamic State propaganda magazine ‘Rumiyah’ in dawn raids at his home in Congreve Road, Worthing, on 24 February. The online publication, used by the terrorist death cult to recruit jihadis and spread their call to arms, was accessed by Yanaouri through the dark web browser…

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