Another Attack in Germany: Syrian Suicide Bomber Blows Himself Up And Injures 12 People Outside A German Music Festival

Germany is painfully being attacked from all angles—and it is sad that this is borne out of their hospitality and willingness to help refugees.
A few days ago, Ali David Sonboly, a teen gunman slaughtered nine people in a Munich shopping mall, firing at helpless children in a McDonald’s before going on a killing spree in the mall—and then turned the gun on himself to end his life.

Last night, a 27-year-old bomber from Syria blew himself up close to a German music festival in an ‘Islamist suicide attack’.

Authorities have said the bomber had been denied asylum a year ago and had a history of making attempts on his own life. 

It is believed a device he was carrying exploded although it is not clear whether it was a suicide bombing or whether the man intended to plant it and harm others.
The Bavarian interior minister, Joachim Herrmann, has stated it’s likely the attack was the work of an “Islamist” suicide bomber.

The bomber had attempted to go an open-air music festival filled with about 2,500 but he was refused entry because he didn’t have a ticket. He then walked to a bar in the centre of Ansback and detonated a home made bomb filled with metal shavings and screws, killing himself and injuring 12 others—out of which three are in a serious condition