Husam Taha Ali Al-Sewaiee is said to have “mental issues.” But according to Western standards of what constitutes “mental issues,” every jihadist has “mental issues.” Such “issues” are often used as an excuse in the West to conceal the Islamic religious motive behind jihad attacks.
A man who glorified terrorism, praised Hamas, threatened mass violence, and coordinated with jihadists was living freely in Canada.
By his own admission, he was just weeks away from becoming a citizen.
Husam Taha Ali Al-Sewaiee’s social media was filled with calls to jihad and… pic.twitter.com/Ph12UYBvNG
— B’nai Brith Canada (@bnaibrithcanada) May 13, 2025
The mosque that Al-Sewaiee is living in as he serves bail has not been disclosed; nor is there any information available on what is being preached at this mosque. Most Western countries, including Canada, have no idea what is being preached in mosques, nor is it investigated for fear of being accused of “Islamophobia.” MEMRI often reports on Muslim clerics preaching hate, violence or incitement at mosques in Canada and elsewhere, and the reports fall on deaf ears. The mosque, however, did post bond for Al-Sewaiee. So now he is serving his time in an institution which may well be aligned with Al-Sewaiee’s sentiments toward terrorism. Al-Sewaiee should not have been released on bail. He is a threat to Canadians.
“Yemeni terror suspect placed under house arrest at Toronto mosque,” by Stewart Bell, Global News, May 14, 2025:
A Yemeni arrested as he was allegedly trying to leave Canada to join a Middle East terrorist group has been released on bail to live under house arrest at a Toronto mosque.
A copy of an Ontario judge’s release order obtained by Global News shows Husam Taha Ali Al-Sewaiee was ordered to “reside at the mosque” in Toronto’s North York district.
He is not allowed to leave the mosque except when accompanied, and must also wear an ankle monitor, surrender his travel documents and stay 300 metres away from airports and border crossings.
The person who posted the $1,000 bond for Al-Sewaiee’s release gave a phone number that matches that of the same mosque. Their relationship, if any, was not explained.
A citizen of Yemen who has appeared at Gaza protests in Toronto, Al-Sewaiee was initially arrested in Mississauga, Ont., by Peel Regional Police on April 15 for uttering threats.
Four days later, the RCMP’s Integrated National Security Enforcement Team arrested the 32-year-old, alleging he had attempted to leave Canada to join a terrorist organization.
The RCMP did not say which one but sources told Global News it was an Iranian-backed faction. Yemen’s Houthis, who have disrupted international shipping, are sponsored by Iran….
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Why? Just let him leave and go to Yemen. Since it’s Carney in power, I won’t suggest stripping him of his citizenship or blocking him from coming back, but just letting him go to Yemen. W/ any luck, the Israelis, whenever they next have to bomb Yemen, can kill him and then he won’t even be Canada’s problem
Taffy says
Just dump him in the middle of The Northwest Territories. If he comes back to civilization, he is not guilty and vice versa.
somehistory says
The terrorist is a citizen of yemen….simply send him home at his own expense. Perhaps the barracks where he is under arrest can loan him enough to get back to face whatever music plays.
jerry glenn says
Canada continues to surge in the international Islamopandering derby.
James Lincoln says
Reportedly, Al-“Sewer”-aiee is a citizen of Yemen.
Send him back.