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Two men jailed in UK over IS-inspired plot to kill hundreds of Jews

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•Two men in the UK were convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for plotting an attack targeting Jewish people.
•The plot was inspired by the Islamic State (IS) extremist ideology.
•The planned attack was intended to kill hundreds of Jews in northern England.

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▸If UK authorities increase counterterrorism operations targeting IS-inspired groups then the risk of similar plots against minority communities, including Jewish populations, may be reduced.

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WESTABC News (AU) - Just InPair who plotted attack on Jews in northern England jailed for life REGIONALThe Straits Times - WorldTwo men jailed in UK over IS-inspired plot to kill hundreds of Jews

Two men in the United Kingdom have been sentenced to life imprisonment for plotting an Islamic State-inspired attack targeting hundreds of Jewish individuals in northern England. The plot was uncovered by UK authorities, leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects. This case highlights ongoing security concerns related to extremist-inspired terrorism within the UK, particularly threats against Jewish communities. The life sentences reflect the severity with which the UK judicial system is treating terrorism-related offenses.