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Breaking: Terrorist Knifes Nat’Geo Photographers. [Video]

Nartional Geographics couple knifed in the street. Photo taken from the video.
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A National Geographic couple was shopping in the townย bazaar today, in Gabon’s Capitol, when they two were attacked by a man screaming ‘Allahu Akbar’. The man knifed the couple several times and later told police the attack was in retaliation for theย โ€œUS attacks against Muslims and American recognition of Jerusalem as Israeliโ€™s capital,โ€.ย 

The couple, who are Danish natives, worked as freelance photographers for National Geographics, are expected to survive. A conflicting report made stated that the woman was only injured while her male companion is in critical condition.

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The extremist is blaming Trump specifically for his attack on the unsuspecting couple. It should be noted that the last several presidents have promised to recognizeย Jerusalem as Israeliโ€™s capital and Trump is the only one to hold true to that promise. It should also be said that these attacks are a way of life for some and the attacker’s words are empty gargle made by a person prepared to kill for whatever reason that suits him. I’m sure that IF mainstream media picks this story up they’re likely to spin it otherwise.

This story is still unfolding.

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As Reported By AFP with The Times Of Israel:

โ€œAccording to the first testimonies at the scene, the assailant, a 53-year-old Nigerien man, shouted โ€˜Allahu Akbarโ€™ (โ€œGod is Greatestโ€) during the attack. He was arrested on the spot,โ€ said Massard.

The man, who has lived in Gabon for 19 years, โ€œin his first statements said he acted in retaliation for US attacks against Muslims and Americaโ€™s recognition of Jerusalem as Israelโ€™s capital.โ€

The two victims were sent to a hospital in the capital Libreville, one in a serious condition, government spokesman Alain-Claude Bilie By Nze told AFP.

The Danish foreign ministry confirmed two nationals had been โ€œwounded in Gabonโ€ without giving any further details.

 

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