Police say the five teenagers were associates of a 16-year-old boy previously charged in the knifing of Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel, who was injured in the April 15 attack
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SYDNEY, Australia – Australian police said on Thursday, April 25, they charged five teenagers with terrorism-related offenses in investigations following the stabbing of an Assyrian Christian bishop while he was giving a livestreamed sermon earlier this month. The bearded Emmanuel, bishop at the Christ The Good Shepherd Church in the Sydney suburb of Wakefield, is a social media star with followers around the world and a fiery critic of homosexuality, COVID-19 vaccinations, Islam and US President Joe Biden’s election.
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