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SINGAPOREAN MAN CHARGED WITH GIVING ABOUT S$1,000 TO ISLAMIC STATE MILITANT IN
SYRIA FOR TERRORIST ACTS

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SINGAPOREAN MAN CHARGED WITH GIVING ABOUT S$1,000 TO ISLAMIC STATE MILITANT IN
SYRIA FOR TERRORIST ACTS

Singaporean businessman Mohamed Kazali Salleh arrested by Malaysian police.
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JOHANNES TJENDRO

Johannes Tjendro
19 Jul 2021 09:49AM (Updated: 19 Jul 2021 10:30AM)
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SINGAPORE: A Singaporean businessman was charged in court on Monday (Jul
19) with providing money to an Islamic State militant for the purpose of
facilitating terrorist acts, said the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).

Mohamed Kazali Salleh is accused of giving a total of about S$1,000 over three
occasions to Syria-based Islamic State militant Malaysian Wan Mohd Aquil Wan
Zainal Abidin @ Akel Zainal, who is "believed to be the most senior ISIS
(Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) fighter in Syria" prior to his reported death
in March 2019, said MHA.



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Kazali, a businessman based in Malaysia, was arrested by Malaysian Special
Branch officers in December 2018.

He was deported to Singapore and handed over to the Internal Security Department
on Jan 7, 2019 for investigations into his terrorism-related activities. He was
issued with an Order of Detention under the Internal Security Act (ISA) in
January 2019 for supporting terrorist group Islamic State.


MHA said Kazali was a "close associate" of Akel Zainal.




READ: TWO RADICALISED SINGAPOREANS DETAINED UNDER INTERNAL SECURITY ACT

A parallel investigation by the police's Commercial Affairs Department found
that in 2013 and 2014, Kazali allegedly provided a total of RM1,500 (S$576) and
US$351.75 (S$450) over three occasions to Akel Zainal.


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The funds were purportedly intended for facilitating terrorist acts in Syria,
said MHA.

"The act of providing money in support of terrorist purposes, regardless of the
amount, is a serious offence under the Terrorism (Suppression of Financing)
Act," said MHA.

If convicted, the detention order against Kazali will be cancelled and he will
serve the sentence imposed by the court.

"To prevent him from spreading his radical ideas to other inmates, he will be
held separately, and will continue to undergo rehabilitation whilst serving his
prison sentence," said the ministry.

"An assessment will be made at the end of his sentence whether he has been
successfully rehabilitated or remains a threat to society. If he remains a
threat, he may be detained further under the ISA."


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MHA reminded members of the public not to transfer money or provide support
through the provision of services, supplies or any material to a terrorist
organisation, or for facilitating or carrying out terrorist acts.

Anyone found guilty of providing property and services for terrorist purposes
may be jailed for up to 10 years, fined up to S$500,000, or both.

Anyone with information on such activities should inform the authorities
promptly, said MHA.

"Terrorism and terrorism financing are grave threats to domestic and
international security, and global action is required to deprive terrorist
groups of funding and materials," added the ministry.

"Singapore is part of this global effort and is strongly committed to combatting
terrorism financing, regardless of whether the monies are used to facilitate
terrorist acts locally or abroad."



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