Islamic State plot to murder future Queen Kate Middleton by poisoning food

ISIS is inciting Muslims to poison Kate Middleton’s food. In one shared image, the Duchess is shown with a red X on a shopping cart with the caption: ‘We know what she eats – poison it!’ What will emissary of Islam Prince Charles say?
It’s not enough for Muslims to denounce ISIS, but to teach young Muslims why this understanding of Islam is wrong and must be rejected. If the Islamic State is not Islamic, what is it? How did this misunderstanding of Islam become so widespread? Why do so many Muslims support jihad and sharia? And while Muslims many pay lip service and condemn the Islamic State, where are they teaching against the ideology that gave rise to it? Right now, nothing is being done to stop jihad recruiting in US mosques.

ISIS fanatics plot to murder the Duchess of Cambridge by poisoning food she buys at the supermarket

• ISIS have encouraged supporters to tamper with Kate Middleton’s food
• They have also shared locations where Duchess of Cambridge goes shopping
• In one image, the 37-year-old is shown with a red X on a shopping trolley with the caption: ‘We know what she eats – poison it!’

By Joe Middleton For Mailonline, 13 January 2019

ISIS extremists have threatened to murder Kate Middleton by poisoning the food she buys at the supermarket.

The threats against the Duchess of Cambridge have been made on messaging service Telegram and encourage fanatics to tamper with her food.

In one image, the 37-year-old is shown with a red X on a shopping trolley with the caption: ‘We know what she eats – poison it!’
ISIS have also been revealing the locations Kate Middleton shops at and have threatened to poison her food.

ISIS have also been revealing the locations Kate Middleton shops at and have threatened to poison her food. Pictured: Kate Middleton returning from shopping at Tesco in 2007

ISIS fundamentalists also made threats towards the Duchess of Cambridge’s son, Prince

Additional threats have been made towards her son Prince George and information about where she goes shopping.

The messages are being taken ‘very seriously’, as reported by the Daily Star Sunday.

A source told the newspaper: ‘Intelligence agents believe the threats made against Kate are not idle and are linked to messages sent by Husnain Rashid.

‘It’s a disgusting plot as it involves Kate’s young children, and hits out at her attempt to live a normal life like any mother wants to.’

A source said: ‘Intelligence agents believe the threats made against Kate are not idle and are linked to messages sent by Husnain Rashid.’ Pictured: Kate Middleton attending a church service on Christmas Day

Husnain Rashid was jailed for life with a minimum of 25 years for calling on ISIS supporters to attack Prince George.

The 32-year-old used a Telegram chat group to urge supporters to target the heir to the throne.

Rashid, from Lancashire, posted a photograph of the prince at his school super-imposed with silhouettes of two masked jihad fighters.

During his May 2018 trial, prosecutor Annabel Darlow told the court Rashid messaged the Telegram group with a picture of the young prince, saying: ‘Even the royal family will not be left alone.’

He added: ‘School starts early.’

Rashid also posted suggestions of which British football stadiums terrorists could strike following the deadly attack outside Besiktas’s ground in Turkey.

And in addition to that he plotted to inject ice cream with poison.

Kensington Palace has been been approached for comment.