BRITISH BENEFITS PAYMENTS USED TO FUND PARIS AND BRUSSELS ATTACK SUSPECTS’ CAMPAIGN OF TERROR, COURT HEARS
The Telegraph, 24 November 2016:
Mohamed Abrini, pictured left in police custody, is said to be the ‘man in the hat’ captured, right, on CCTV footage at Brussels Airport shortly before the attacks in March Credit: AFP/Getty
The jihadists suspected of carrying out the bomb and gun attacks in Paris and Brussels used British benefits payments to fund international terrorism, a court has heard.
Zakaria Bouffassil, 26, from Birmingham is accused of handing over the cash which had been withdrawn from the bank account of Anouar Haddouchi, a Belgian national, who had been claiming benefits while living in the West Midlands with his wife.
Kingston Crown Court heard how thousands of pounds of taxpayers’ money continued to be paid into Haddouchi’s bank account, even after he had left Britain for Syria and had begun fighting for Islamic State in Iraq and Levant (Isil).
Mr Bouffassil, 26, who is also originally from Belgium is accused of giving Abrini a large amount of cash during a secretive meeting in a Birmingham park last July.
He was accompanied by Mohamed Ali Ahmed, who has already admitted the charge.
On the opening day of their trial, jurors heard how some of the most notorious and wanted terrorists in Europe had used British taxpayers’ money to fund their activities in Syria and elsewhere.
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