Friday, August 7, 2026

Terrorism Around the World > Jihadi murders co-worker because she was Christian; Red Cross deletes film about heroic murderer; Man with Axe in Vancouver

 

Greece: Muslim migrant says he murdered Scottish migration advocate because he is a jihadist and she was a Christian


There you have it: a violent Muslim who openly admits to being a jihadist. Now what will authorities in Greece, as well as in shattered, staggering, dhimmi Britain do? Will they tell him, “No, you aren’t?” Will they force him to enroll in a “deradicalization” program, so that he can learn that jihad is a peaceful interior spiritual struggle? Will they claim that he is mentally ill, as they have claimed of so very many other jihadis? One thing is certain: they won’t take his statement at face value. They won’t study Islam and jihad in order to understand the mindset of people such as Sharif Ahmadzai. Above all, they won’t take any steps to protect their people from other jihadists. To do that would be “Islamophobic.”

Sharif Ahmadzai, Facebook/Sharif Pakteyawall


Athens suitcase suspect ‘told victim’s friends he was jihadist who murdered her because she was Christian'

by Peter Stevens, GB News, August 5, 2026:

A man suspected of murdering a British woman in Athens allegedly told her friends and family he was a jihadist who murdered her because she was Christian.

Sharif Ahmadzai, 26, also sent the message to his American wife and other friends of Elisabeth-Jane Ross, who was found dead in a suitcase just days ago.

Ahmadzai, an Afghan migrant who arrived in Greece by small boat in 2016, is due to appear in court in Athens today.

The migrant, who is also a professional boxer, married Alaina Hall in 2023, after they met at a refugee centre in Athens.

The pair went on to run a pro-migrant NGO called Love Every Nation Athens after marrying, and have one child together despite opposition from Mrs Hall’s family.

Ahmadzai is said to have denied killing 38-year-old Ms Ross in police interviews, claiming he found her dead in the bathroom of an apartment.

He is now accused of sending messages to Ms Ross’s family and friends from the Briton’s phone before switching off the device.

He then allegedly bought a burner phone and texted her friends and his wife, claiming to be a jihadist who killed Ms Ross because of her Christian faith, according to local media reports….

The couple’s website claims his father, a military commander in Kabul, survived six assassination attempts but was eventually killed by the Taliban when he was four.

His older brother was later kidnapped by the terrorist group, and his mother, brother and sister were killed in a suicide car bomb, according to the site….

Notice that this is solely Ahmadzai’s unsuppported claim.

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Red Cross deletes sympathetic film about Afghan migrant now accused of killing British woman and hiding her body in a suitcase

by Isabella Machin, Daily Mail, August 6, 2026:


The Red Cross has deleted a film tracking the journey of an Afghan migrant who is now accused of killing a British woman and hiding her body in a suitcase in Greece.

Sharif Ahmadzai, 26, was arrested on Monday over the murder of Scottish Christian Elisabeth-Jane Ross, in Athens.

Ahmadzai, a professional boxer who arrived in Greece on a small boat in 2016, is accused of killing Ms Ross before stuffing her body into a suitcase and ditching it in a derelict building.

The 38-year-old’s body was found by a homeless man on July 18, three days after she is believed to have been killed.

It has now emerged the Afghan-national collaborated with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and a London artist to create a film following how he escaped Afghanistan and reached the Greek island of Lesbos aged 15.

The four-minute animated film, named Game of Life: The Story of Sharif, was first shown on YouTube in December 2016, and includes a narration of his six-week migrant crossing.

The sympathetic video follows how his father, who was a military commander, was killed in an ambush and his mother and siblings were killed by a suicide bomb attack in Kabul.

Ahmadzai, accompanied by friends, was then smuggled out of Afghanistan’s capital and journeyed through Iran and Turkey, before he reached a refugee camp on Lesbos, named Moria.

The interview was conducted in Moria, and took place after Ahmadzai had been in the camp for six months.

The video opens with, ‘each migrant has a story worthy of a Hollywood movie’….




Man arrested after allegedly threatening people with an axe in Vancouver


Published 9:56 am Friday, August 7, 2026


A man was arrested in Vancouver after allegedly threatening people with an axe, police say.

Vancouver police received reports that a man was “threatening passersby, throwing cutlery toward a restaurant storefront, and smashing plates on the restaurant’s patio” near Main Street and 24th Avenue Thursday evening (Aug. 6), a news release Friday says.

Police say the officers responded immediately and found the suspect “within minutes.”

He was taken into custody with help from the Vancouver Police Department’s Canine Unit.

The suspect, a 29-year-old, was taken to hospital with injuries. He was released on an undertaking and is scheduled to appear in court at a later date.

Charges have not yet been approved.






















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