Tel-Chai Nation

Investigators found that the Islamofascist's main goal was to murder Christians:

German federal prosecutors now believe that Hamburg supermarket attacker Ahmad A. was motivated by religious hatred to kill German Christians, but have refused to charge him with terrorism.

The 26-year-old failed Palestinian asylum seeker will be charged with the murder of a 50-year-old man and six more counts of attempted murder. Prosecutors say that he was upset about the treatment of Muslims, claimed they were being oppressed around the world, and decided to take action against any Christians he could, find Die Welt reports.

The Hamburg supermarket attack occurred in late July and initially many believed it to be an act of terror after witnesses reported hearing a man shouting “Allahu Akbar!”

Prosecutors say that the Palestinian was particularly aggrieved by the growing tensions between Israelis and Palestinians on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.

“He found the access restrictions to the Al-Aqsa mosque unfair and unbearable,” the prosecutor’s office said, adding: “Therefore, German citizens of the Christian faith should die as an atonement.”

He obviously resorted to the offensive excuse of blaming Israel for everything, and claiming foreigners should pay the price. Yet it's sad the authorities seem to be avoiding an indictment for terrorism, even though it's clearly what he was doing.

Labels: anti-semitism, Christianity, germany, islam, Israel, Jerusalem, jihad, racism, terrorism, war on terror