Somali terror group Al Shabaab has released a
new video featuring a footage of Donald Trump's
controversial call to ban Muslims from entering
the U.S. The video released in English and Arabic
by the al-Qaida affiliated terror group on Friday
criticizes racism and anti-Muslim sentiment in
America and features footage of Republican
presisidential candidate Donald Trump
announcing a plan to bar Muslims from entering
the country.
The video was part of a series dedicated to
Somali-American jihadis from Minnesota and one
Canadian who died on the battlefield in
Somalia.The video was authenticated by the SITE
Intelligence Group, which studies jihadi
propaganda, and it appeared to be aimed at the
African-American community.
Citing "historical injustices" against African-
Americans, including police brutality and racial
profiling, the video urged them to convert to
Islam and engage in jihad at home or abroad. In
addition to footage of Mr Trump, the video, which
is 51 minutes long, included excerpts from
speeches by Malcolm X and unnamed white
supremacists, as well as footage of white police
officers, African-Americans protesting police
brutality and African-American men in prison.
Some appeared to be performing Islamic prayers.
Using footage of Anwar al-Awlaki, an American
member of a Qaida affiliate who was killed in a
US drone attack in 2011, the video also said the
United States was gripped by a "malignant
hatred" of Islam.
The video also includes footage of Mr Trump in
front of a poster with his campaign slogan, "Make
America Great Again" Source/screenshots: SITE
Intelligence Agency
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