Bilel Saadaoui has appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court alongside two other men including his older brother.
This is the 35-year-old terror suspect arrested over a failure to disclose an alleged Isis-inspired plot to murder Jewish people in a machine gun attack.
Walid Saadaoui and Hussein had 'intended causing multiple fatalities using automatic weapons' while also targeting 'law enforcement and military', it was alleged. He said officers had 'worked closely' with community groups and would continue to 'update and support' them. Walid Saadaoui was arrested last Wednesday as he allegedly prepared to take receipt of the weapons while Hussein was held at a separate location.Prosecutor Rebecca Waller said: 'Walid Saadaoui and Hussein planned to conduct an ISIL or Daesh-inspired terrorist attack in the UK during which they intended causing multiple fatalities using automatic weapons.
She said both men took 'significant steps' to make preparations and 'believed they were in a position to launch their attack'.
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