Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada has
reportedly criticised IS jihadists for their beheading of two American
journalists saying that the killings contradict Islamic teaching.
He is alleged to have told waiting reporters at the State Security Court in Amman; where the Jordanian is waiting for the verdict in his trial for an alleged foiled terrorist plan to blow up American, Israeli and other Western tourists during the 2000 millennium celebrations, that “Journalists shouldn't be killed - it's not permitted because they are messengers of the truth, unless they are working for foreign intelligence.”
He is alleged to have told waiting reporters at the State Security Court in Amman; where the Jordanian is waiting for the verdict in his trial for an alleged foiled terrorist plan to blow up American, Israeli and other Western tourists during the 2000 millennium celebrations, that “Journalists shouldn't be killed - it's not permitted because they are messengers of the truth, unless they are working for foreign intelligence.”