Australia extremists accused of planning 'violent jihad'

11 Nov 2008

Five Muslim extremists planned terrorist acts in Australia in pursuit of “violent jihad” because they believed Islam was under attack worldwide, a court heard as their trial began Tuesday. Full Story

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