ISIS calls for ‘arson jihad’ on Texas megachurch in latest magazine

After Fort Lauderdale, New York City, Ohio State, Jerusalem, Berlin, Nice, Paris, San Bernardino, etc when are people going realize this is war. War. Despite the enemedia and Democrat’s false narratives, the reality and the death toll cannot be denied.

Now non-Muslim places of worship are to be the target in the West.

ISIS is calling on the devout in the ummah (worldwide Muslim community) to launch ‘DIY style’(do it yourself)’ terror attacks. And we have seen jihadis respond (slaughter) accordingly. Last month is it was knife jihad (ie St Cloud mall), now arson.

ISIS calls for ‘arson jihad’, singles out Texas megachurch in latest magazine

Heavy, January 7, 2017:

their target area claiming the fires were started by a “soldier of the Islamic State,” or to tape a claim-message to a brick which can then be tossed into a building nearby the scene of the arson.Since the launch of the online magazine in September, Rumiyah, Arabic for Rome and a reference to an Islamic prophecy that foretells the downfall of Rome, has introduced a section “Just terror tactics,” dedicated to training militants on how to launch ‘DIY style’ or ‘do it yourself,’ terror attacks. Previous editions have included ‘Knife jihad’ and a tutorial on how to launch the most effective truck ramming attack.

Elsewhere in the magazine, ISIS calls upon jihadis to continue with attacks on Turkey, as well as propaganda mocking Syrian rebels, a summary of ISIS terror attacks across the world over the past month and an interview with “Amir Hisbah of Sinai.”

The article also claims a recent fire at a furniture factory in Losino-Petrovsky, Moscow, Russia as an act of ISIS terrorism.

The article also lists hospitals, nightclubs, schools, Shia mosques, and more as targets.

Distressingly, the article ends with, “Arson attacks should in no way be belittled. They cause great economic destruction and emotional havoc and can be repeated very easily.”

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