Britain is expected to extradite Muhammad al-Fatih, formerly Muhammad Naim, the 40-year-old son of senior Hamas official Bassem Naim and the former bodyguard of Hamas terrorist leader Ismail Haniyeh, to Germany due to a plot by Hamas against Jewish and Israeli institutions in Germany and Austria around the second anniversary of the massacre on October 7.
German investigators accuse Al-Fatih of playing a central role in organizing cell and transporting weapons, including weapons and ammunition discovered during attacks. The plot was disrupted before any attack took place.
Elfatih, who was granted British asylum in 2015 and citizenship in 2020, was convicted on November 13 of stabbing a court outside his home in Birmingham during a dispute over unpaid parking fines to his wife, amounting to £2,250. He was also convicted of possession of a knife and criminal damage.
Sentencing is set for January 11, 2027, with extradition proceedings expected to continue after he serves any British prison sentence.