ISIS fanatic challenges Prince Harry to fight if he is ‘man enough’

The royal is told that if he is “man enough” he should
travel to fight ISIS himself in a chilling clip from one of
the terror group's fanatical supporters.
The video shows a man with a Singapore accent
calling for fellow would-be jihadis to fight for the sick
terror group across the middle east and Africa.
While loading artillery shells into a lorry he says: “To
Harry, you come to Singapore and tell such stories to
gain sympathy for the London terror attacks?
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“Why don’t you come here and fight us if you’re man
enough, so that we can send you and your Apaches
[helicopters] to hellfire, bi ithnillah [Allah allowing]?”
The royal and former soldier spoke about the horrifying
London Bridge terror attack while visiting Singapore in
June.
Prince Harry spoke during a two-day visit to the island
where he organised the Sentebale Polo Cup for charity.
Prince Harry has been challenged to go and fight ISIS
by a jihadi
The
man
has
allegedly been identified as Megat Shahdan bin Abdul
Samad by the Singaporean authorities following the
video's release.
The 39-year-old is thought to have been radicalised
while working in the middle east, where he travelled in
2014.
A spokesman for the Singapore Ministry of Home
Affairs said: “Our security agencies have been aware
of the presence in Syria of a Singaporean and have
been monitoring his activities”.
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The man has reportedly been identified as Megat
Shahdan bin Abdul Samad
Worries that the island nation could be the target of a
future attack have grown due to its importance as a
financial centre, as well as Singapore's tough stance
against terrorism.
Prince Harry was on the frontline during tours of
Afghanistan and flew Apache helicopters while in the
British Army.

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