ISIS fanatics have threatened to carry out lone wolf attacks on America in chilling new propaganda circulating online.
In one poster, US President Donald Trump and Israel’s leader Benjamin Netanyahu can be seen dressed as prisoners and kneeling before a jihadist executioner in front of the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem.
The picture comes with the warning: ‘O Jews and worshippers of the Cross. We swear to break your necks and shed your blood in Alaqsa front yard and everywhere else, this is the promise of Allah and we will make it come true. Beware. The coming will be the most terrible and bitter.’
A separate set of images shows flames engulfing the US Capitol building in Washington DC and an extremist with a handgun in California.
ISIS fanatics have released a chilling image of US President Donald Trump and Israel’s leader Benjamin Netanyahu dressed as prisoners and kneeling before a jihadist executioner in front of the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem
ISIS fanatics have threatened to carry out lone wolf attacks on America in chilling new propaganda circulating online
They also show the Manhattan skyline and the aftermath of a truck attack in October in which a rented vehicle ploughed into cyclists and runners for about a mile along the Hudson River Park’s bike path killing eight and injuring eleven others.
The picture of Trump kneeling with Netanyahu is set before the Al-Aqsa mosque compound – a flashpoint holy site in Jerusalem.
A black and white ISIS flag can be seen flying from the top of the building while a jihadist dressed in black stands in front of the two leaders.
The online images emerged after a taxi driver attempted to detonate a pipe bomb a the Port Authority Bus Station subway station in New York yesterday.
While initial reports suggested the crude pipe bomb, made from a pipe, a 9-volt battery, match heads, sugar, Christmas tree lights and screws, had detonated prematurely, suspect Akayed Ullah, 27, told investigators he set off the bomb deliberately.
This took place just days after Donald Trump recognised Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, sparking violence between Israelis and Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
The propaganda shows the aftermath of a truck attack in October in which a rented vehicle ploughed into cyclists and runners for about a mile along the Hudson River Park’s bike path killing eight and injuring eleven others
The images are the latest in a wave of online threats made by ISIS supporters calling for attacks on thei enemies
Ullah, who was arrested and taken for questioning after the bomb only partially detonated, told police he was walking through the underground tunnel at 7.20am, between the Port Authority station towards Times Square, when he saw the Christmas-themed posters on the wall, which reminded him of ISIS’ calls last month for militants and lone wolves to attack holiday markets.
‘He acknowledges he purposely set it off then and there,’ a senior law enforcement official told the New York Post.
The Bangladeshi immigrant added that he was specifically inspired by ISIS, ‘not Al Qaeda’.
Authorities say that if the explosive had fully detonated in the busy Midtown Manhattan subway station, there would have been more injuries and doubtless loss of life.