US EditionFather of boy accused of stabbing clerics saw no signs of extremism, says Muslim leader
- The 16-year-old accused of stabbing two Christian clerics in Australia showed no prior signs of extremism, according to a Muslim community leader.
- Lebanese Muslim Association secretary Gamel Kheir provided support to the boy's father after the attack in Sydney.
- The father of the accused teen was unaware of any signs of extremism, only noticing increased disobedience before the incident.
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Father of boy accused of stabbing 2 Sydney clerics saw no signs of
SYDNEY: The father of a boy accused of stabbing two Christian clerics in Australia saw no signs of his son’s extremism, a Muslim community leader said on Wednesday as police prepared to file charges against rioters who besieged a Sydney church demanding revenge. The 16-year-old boy spoke in Arabic about the Prophet Muhammad after he stabbed Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel and the Rev. Isaac Royel during a church service on Monday night that was being …
Father of boy accused of stabbing 2 Sydney clerics saw no signs of extremism, Muslim leader says
SYDNEY (AP) -- The father of a boy accused of stabbing two Christian clerics in Australia saw no signs of his son's extremism, a Muslim community leader said on Wednesday as police prepared to file charges against rioters who besieged a Sydney church demanding revenge.
Father of boy accused of stabbing 2 Sydney clerics saw no signs of extremism, Muslim leader says
By MARK BAKER and ROD McGUIRK Associated Press SYDNEY (AP) — A Muslim community leader in Australia says the father of a boy accused of stabbing two Christian clerics saw no signs of his son’s extremism. The 16-year-old boy spoke in Arabic about the Prophet Muhammad after he stabbed a bishop and a priest during a Sydney church service on Monday night that was being streamed online. Neither cleric sustained life-threatening injuries. The Orthodox…
Father of boy accused of stabbing 2 Sydney clerics saw no signs of extremism, Muslim leader says
By MARK BAKER and ROD McGUIRK Associated Press SYDNEY (AP) — A Muslim community leader in Australia says the father of a boy accused of stabbing two Christian clerics saw no signs of his son’s extremism. The 16-year-old boy spoke in Arabic about the Prophet Muhammad after he stabbed a bishop and a priest during a Sydney church service on Monday night that was being streamed online. Neither cleric sustained life-threatening injuries. The Orthodox…
Father of boy accused of stabbing 2 Sydney clerics saw no signs of extremism, Muslim leader says
By MARK BAKER and ROD McGUIRK Associated Press SYDNEY (AP) — A Muslim community leader in Australia says the father of a boy accused of stabbing two Christian clerics saw no signs of his son’s extremism. The 16-year-old boy spoke in Arabic about the Prophet Muhammad after he stabbed a bishop and a priest during a Sydney church service on Monday night that was being streamed online. Neither cleric sustained life-threatening injuries. The Orthodox…
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Father of boy accused of stabbing 2 Sydney clerics saw no signs of extremism, Muslim leader says
SYDNEY (AP) — The father of a boy accused of stabbing two Christian clerics in Australia saw no signs of his son’s extremism, a Muslim community leader said on Wednesday as police prepared to file charges against rioters who besieged a Sydney church demanding revenge. The 16-year-old boy spoke in Arabic about the Prophet Muhammad […]
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