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| DATE | 2025-01-21 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [Hangout - NYLXS] US Migration laws and Islamic terrorism
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https://www.ynetnews.com/article/hkpwxipv1g#autoplay
The terrorist's posts against Israel, his US Green Card and the failed
interrogation at Ben Gurion Airport
Tel Aviv stabber Kaddi Abdelaziz in social media posts accused Israel of
starving Gazans and shared images glorifying a terrorist; Despite
failing to provide clear answers to border control officials at Ben
Gurion Airport, Shin Bet approved his entry after further questioning; 3
days later he stabbed 5 people
Lior Ohana, Einav Halabi, Elisha Ben Kimon, Gal Ganot, Yael Ciechnover |
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The terrorist who stabbed five people in Tel Aviv’s bustling Nachalat
Binyamin area on Tuesday night has been identified as Kaddi Abdelaziz, a
29-year-old Moroccan man with a U.S. green card. He arrived in Israel
just three days prior to the attack, and raised suspicions at Ben Gurion
Airport.
According to a border control officer, Abdelaziz could not provide a
clear reason for his visit, failing to explain his purpose and say whom
he was meetin or whether he intended to work in Israel. His evasive
responses led to an immediate referral to the Shin Bet for further
interrogation. Despite the concerns raised, security officials
ultimately approved his entry.
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קאדי עבד אל עזיז - המחבל מפיגוע הדקירה בנחלת בנימיןקאדי עבד אל עזיז -
המחבל מפיגוע הדקירה בנחלת בנימין
Tel Aviv terrorist Kaddi Abdelaziz
(Photo: Facebook)
Interior Minister Moshe Arbel noted that border control officers from
the Population and Immigration Authority identified Abdelaziz as a
threat in real time and sought to prevent him from entering Israel. He
was transferred to Shin Bet security officials for further questioning,
who ultimately allowed him to enter Israel.
"I commend and appreciate the border control officers of the Population
and Immigration Authority who identified in real time and sought to
prevent the entry into Israel of the terrorist from the attack in Tel
Aviv upon his arrival at Ben Gurion Airport on 18.1.25 and transferred
him for questioning to security officials who unfortunately decided to
allow his entry into Israel," Arbel said.
“Unfortunately, security authorities decided otherwise. I urge Shin Bet
Chief Ronen Bar to investigate this grave incident and draw conclusions
swiftly,” he added.
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In response, the Shin Bet stated that Abdelaziz underwent a
comprehensive security evaluation, including questioning and additional
checks, before determining there was no sufficient basis to deny him
entry on security grounds. “The case is under review,” the agency added.
Officials clarified that Shin Bet does not grant entry permits but only
advises against entry when clear security threats are identified.
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אזרחות אמריקאית של המחבל מאירוע הדקירה בנחלת בנימין - קאדי עבד אל
עזיזאזרחות אמריקאית של המחבל מאירוע הדקירה בנחלת בנימין - קאדי עבד אל עזיז
Further investigations revealed that Abdelaziz had previously shared
inflammatory posts on social media, including pro-Gaza and anti-Israel
content. In one post, he accused Israel of starving civilians in
northern Gaza and claimed that “half a million Gazans are at risk of
dying from hunger.” He also shared a video praising Islam accompanied by
the slogan “Free Palestine” and a photo of slain terrorist Ibrahim
al-Nabulsi.
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הסכין של המחבל בזירת הפיגוע בנחלת בנימיןהסכין של המחבל בזירת הפיגוע
בנחלת בנימין
The knife Kaddi Abdelaziz used
(Photo: Lior Ohana)
Abdelaziz’s American documentation indicates he was born in Morocco. His
Facebook activity suggests he traveled to New York in September 2022,
where he posted, “Alhamdulillah,” alongside a photo of himself.
Following the October 7 Hamas terror attack, Abdelaziz shared a post
referring to the events as a potential reason for “doubling the number
of martyrs for Islam.”
Shortly after the attack and the release of his identity, Abdelaziz’s
Facebook profile was deleted.
The incident has sparked public debate over border security protocols
and the handling of individuals flagged as potential threats,
particularly during heightened tensions in the region.
Panic during the terror attack in central Tel Aviv
Attack in central Tel Aviv
(Video: Mickey Schmidt, Lior Ohana, documentation of MDA operations)
Faisal Marjani, a Moroccan citizen and the president and founder of the
Moroccan Coexistence Association, condemned the attack, telling Ynet: "I
heard about the incident and it saddened me. The Moroccan Coexistence
Association condemns the cowardly act of terrorism that harmed innocent
citizens in Israel, and confirms its firm position rejecting any form of
violence and terrorism. This despicable act reflects the escalation of
incitement and hate speech led by several media outlets, led by
Al-Jazeera, which continues to broadcast misleading discourse and spread
hatred against Jews and Israelis. Terrorism, which does not recognize
borders or religious affiliation, is a global state scourge that all
forces must confront by all legal and moral means."
He added: "The association confirms that this person of Moroccan origin
who committed this heinous act represents only himself and his personal
extremism, while the entire Moroccan people stand united against
terrorism and extremism. The Moroccan Coexistence Association confirms
that Morocco adopts a strict policy in dealing with all forms of
violence and terrorism and is committed to applying the law firmly to
anyone who dares to threaten the security and stability of societies.
Moroccan law constitutes the first line of defense against all forms of
extremism and hatred and constitutes a fundamental pillar in promoting
values of tolerance and coexistence between the various components of
society."
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