Former Hamas bodyguard convicted of Birmingham knife attack also wanted in Germany over alleged plot
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Mohammed Alfatih, also known as Mohammed Naim, 40, a former Hamas bodyguard and son of a senior Hamas official, was convicted on Friday by a majority verdict of unlawful wounding, possessing two knives and criminal damage for stabbing a bailiff outside his Birmingham home last year while counter-terrorism officers watched him; wounding with intent was rejected. While held for that attack he was rearrested after Germany linked him to an alleged plot to hit Israeli targets in central Europe. Born in Germany, he is due for extradition after his UK sentence; in September German prosecutors charged seven suspected Hamas members over plans to target Jews or Israelis in Germany or Austria.
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