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Kuwaiti Gets 20 Years for London Embassy Attack
A British court sentenced Kuwaiti Abdullah Al-Badri (34 years old) to 20 years in prison after convicting him of attempting to storm the Israeli embassy in London and possessing two knives. The conviction came amid his protest against the Gaza massacres and the Israeli occupation war. Police arrested him in April 2025 while he was climbing the embassy fence, carrying the knives. He claimed he came to deliver a message against the killing of children and to halt the war in Gaza. A martyrdom letter was found in his possession. Al-Badri entered Britain as an asylum seeker 16 days before the incident, after his application was refused. He stated that his aim was revenge for the fallen Palestinian martyrs due to Israeli aggression. He first arrived in the country in August 2021 on a small boat. He was sentenced after it was confirmed that he intended to carry out a terrorist act, despite his defense of humanitarian motives, with the court considering that his plan would never succeed.
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