Al Qaeda: French Killer of School Children “A Role Model”, Killings Were “Lesson in Bravery”
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by JNS.org

Mohammed Merah, the man who confessed to police that he killed 7 people in France recently, before being shot dead in an armed standoff. Photo: screenshot via France 2.
Mohammad Merah’s murder of three Jewish children and a rabbi in Toulouse, France, represented a “practical lesson in bravery,” al-Qaida forum moderator Abu Sa’d al-Amili wrote in a recent essay.
In the essay, titled “Lessons and Treasures from the Battle of Toulouse,” al-Amili calls for the formation of a new “school” of terrorism in the West, reported the Investigative Project on Terrorism.
Merah “will be an example and a role model for whomever is behind him among the Muslim youth in the West,” al-Amili writes, adding that the al-Qaida terrorist’s “message” is that “the route to jihad is open and available.”
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