"The prosecution said that the contents of one read as a martyrdom note, a note written by someone who intends to die, or expects to be killed, in the pursuit of a specific religious, political or ideological cause."
"Mr Albadri's intention was not just focused on his application. The prosecution say he had other matters on his mind - matters far more sinister."
Abdullah Albadri, 34, is on trial for preparing terrorist acts after attempting to scale the Israeli embassy fence in London with two knives. He had previously arrived in the UK by small boat from France. The prosecution presented evidence, including a martyrdom note and messages to his mother expressing his intent. Albadri claimed to be a human rights activist but was allegedly focused on sinister intentions. He had been in contact with charities for asylum seekers before his arrest.
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