UK: Muslim migrant whose asylum application was refused planned knife jihad attack at Israeli embassy

He should have been deported, or at very least detained in preparation for deportation, when his asylum application was refused. Instead, he was free to seek to be “martyred in the way of Allah” by murdering Israelis. In shattered, staggering, dhimmi Britain, to have detained him would have been “Islamophobic.”

This is the moment an invader who entered on a dinghy allegedly set out to carry out a knife terror attack on London’s Israeli embassy after his asylum claim was rejected.

Abdullah Albadri was captured by police jumping on the embassy fence with two knives and a martyrdom note. pic.twitter.com/bQCODHo2qD

— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) April 17, 2026

“Moment small-boat migrant leapt up a fence and ‘tried to break into London’s Israeli embassy to carry out knife terror attack,'” by Rebecca Camber, Daily Mail, April 17, 2026:

This is the moment that a small-boat migrant allegedly set out to carry out a knife terror attack on London’s Israeli embassy after his asylum claim was rejected.

Kuwait-born Abdullah Albadri was captured by police after leaping on an eight-foot fence surrounding the embassy armed with two knives and a martyrdom note.

Seen here on CCTV strolling down the road with a traditional shemagh headscarf and sunglasses covering his face, the 34-year-old suddenly leapt on the railings attempting to climb over the top into the embassy grounds in Kensington on April 28 last year.

But he was quickly yanked down by two armed police who happened to be yards away….

In the clip shown to jurors at the Old Bailey, Albadri was quickly bundled to the ground by the officers as he allegedly shouted: ‘I need to stop the war, they’re killing babies.’…

Police later discovered that he had two red-handled knives, each with a serrated blade approximately 4 inches in length.

They also found what was said to be a suicide note in Arabic….

He arrived in Dover via a small boat in 2021 and applied for permission for remain, but failed to attend a Home Office interview in 2023.

Jurors were told that Albadri re-entered the UK on a small boat from France on April 12 last year, just days before the embassy attack.

He was given temporary accommodation at a hotel in Basingstoke and applied for asylum claiming he was a ‘human rights activist’ who had been arrested in Kuwait in 2011….

By April 28 Albadri’s asylum application had been refused.

Later that day he made his way to the embassy after allegedly telling his mother that he was going to be ‘martyred in the way of Allah’….