'Support for Israel leads to assassination': New details about the suspect in Britain Israel today

Two days after the assassination of veteran legislator David Ames in his town of Lee-on-the-East in the East of England, extremist Islamic preacher Anjam Chudari pours oil on the fire and notes that the assassination - already defined as terrorism because of the attacker's possible links to radical Islam - is in fact revenge On Ames' extensive activities for Israel. 

The Sunday Times said that although Chodari did not provide evidence and did not say that it was the sole motive of the attacker, he clarified that it was part of the sum of things that led to the shocking murder.

"There were rumors that he is pro-Israel, he is part of the conservative party that has been in power for a long time and they were also in power during the campaigns in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan," he said.

Asked if Ames was a target for being a pro-Israel and honorable secretary of the Conservative Friends of Israel lobby, he said: "Many say Israel is a terrorist state and why would anyone be a friend of Israel after seeing the carnage they do to Muslims in the West Bank and Gaza?"

Chudari, who has come under heavy criticism, said he condemned the murder.

"All of this of course does not justify the murder." 

Meanwhile, more details become clear about the 25-year-old suspect who is in custody, Ali Harbi Ali.

The British media noted that this is the son of the former communications adviser to the Somali prime minister in the 1990s.

The father was quoted in the media as saying that he "felt trauma" in light of what his son did.

According to the details in the British media, he diligently planned the murder for an entire week and signed up for a meeting in advance with Ames when the latter published the details of the upcoming regular meeting with voters, which was on Friday at the constituency church, where the killer waited in line with the other people. Their plight before the legislature.

After he allegedly murdered him, he sat on the sidelines calmly and waited for the police while bloodied. 

Also, in the government's anti-radicalization program, Prevent, his name came up as someone prone to disaster because of the radicalization, but the British GSS MI5 never officially investigated his conduct.