U.S. officials have charged a Pakistani national with planning a terror attack at a Jewish center in New York City around October 7th. The suspect, a 20-year-old man named Mohammad Shahzeb Khan, was arrested in Canada, just 12 miles over the border. The FBI, leading an international investigation, discovered that Khan was planning a mass shooting targeting Jews in Brooklyn.
Authorities revealed that Khan had been active on social media and communicated with others on an encrypted messaging app since November of last year. The FBI, monitoring his movements, sent undercover agents to meet with him near the border, where he pledged allegiance to ISIS and distributed ISIS propaganda.
