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Paris court examines high-profile terrorism appeal linked to Islamic State
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In 2025, Kaïs Al-Abdallah was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in the Islamic State terrorist group. Syrian nationals said he was sent to Europe to teach jihadists how to make bombs — he denies affiliation with the group.
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