Islamic State calls for terrorist attacks in
Australia
ISLAMIC State has named Australia as one of five
main targets for terrorist attacks, calling for “stab the crusader” to be a
“battle cry” for its supporters around the world.
The group released the latest edition of Dabiq —
its official magazine — early this morning, which featured calls for worldwide
action against the “crusaders”, as it has dubbed the US-led coalition committed
to tackling Islamic State through military action.
The release of the magazine followed last month’s
speech by the group’s official spokesman, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, in which the
first public calls for attacks in specific countries were made.
All terrorist attacks should clearly be
attributable to “patrons” of Islamic State so they cannot be described by media
as “random killings”, the new article said.
“It is very important that attacks take place in
every country that has entered into the alliance against the Islamic State,
especially the US, UK, France, Australia and Germany,” an article in the
magazine said.
“Every Muslim should get out of his house, find a
crusader, and kill him.
“It is important that the killing becomes
attributed to patrons of the Islamic State who have obeyed its leadership ...
otherwise, crusader media makes such attacks appear to be random killings.”
The article contained warnings not to include too
many people in the planning of the attack, and to not over-analyse plans to the
point they are aborted.
Secrecy should be followed when planning and
executing any attack. The smaller the numbers of those involved and the less
the discussion beforehand, the more likely it will be carried out without
problems,” it said.
“One should not complicate the attacks by involving
other parties, purchasing complex materials, or communicating with weak-hearted
individuals.
“‘Rely upon Allah and stab the crusader’ should be
the battle cry for all Islamic State patrons.”
The group also admitted to “enslaving” women and
children from the Iraq-based religious group, the Yazidis, in another article.
The targeting of the Yazidis helped spur US
president Barack Obama to plan military action against the Islamic State, which
controls large swathes of Syria and Iraq.
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