The suspect in the attack on the Christmas fair in Magdeburg Taleb Abdulmohsenen repeatedly threatened violence in his social networks. This is reported by the telegram channel “Bild in Russian ”*.
Before the attack, the native of Saudi Arabia shared hundreds of strange messages in his account in the social network X, notes TC. In particular, he talked about some kind of plot by German authorities against Saudi refugees, but mostly it’s about hatred of Islam and revenge for the fact that Germany, according to him, wanted to Islamize Europe.
“I assure you: if Germany wants war, we will have it. If Germany wants to kill us, we will kill them, die or go to prison with pride,” Abdulmohsenen wrote on Aug. 13 this year.
In May, he said he planned to die this year and “get justice at any cost.”
“I assure you that 100 percent revenge is coming soon. Even if it costs me my life. Germany will have to pay a price. A huge price,” Abdulmohsenen wrote in December 2023, but later deleted the post.
TC notes that the man has often appeared in the media in recent years with stories that he lost friends and family because of criticism of Islam.
“Today my family hates me just because I can’t believe that a thief should have his hand chopped off. People like me, who have an Islamic background but are no longer believers, do not meet with understanding or tolerance from Muslims here,” he told FAZ.
*Organization acting as a foreign agent
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