article_snippet: Abdullah Elmir, a 17-year-old Australian who went missing from his home in Sydney’s west at the end of June 2014, is fighting with Islamic State terrorists .
article_snippet: Mr Trad remarks come after more than 100 Australians are thought to have flown to Syria and Iraq to fight with the Islamic State terrorists so far.
article_snippet: Radicalised teens include Abdullah Elmir, a 17-year-old Australian who went missing from his home in Sydney’s west at the end of June 2014, and Melbourne school boy Jake Bilardi.
article_snippet: Suhan Rahman, from Melbourne, is said to have died last week while fighting for Islamic State .
article_snippet: Other young men who have travelled from Melbourne to join Islamic State include Suhan Rahman and jihadi Mahmoud Abdullatif – both of whom are also now dead.
article_snippet: Rahman, who had been fighting under the name Abu Jihad al Australi, previously threatened a terrorist attack on Australia claiming A researcher at the London based terrorist research centre would 'bring the war home' to the west in January.
article_snippet: ‘Spill blood young Aussies,’ A researcher at the London based terrorist research centre wrote on Twitter.
article_snippet: 23-year-old Rahman (left) was pictured with Sydney terrorist Mohamed Elomar (right) earlier this year .
article_snippet: Australian-born jihadist Mahmoud Abdullatif, who was reported dead in January, was friends with Rahman .
article_snippet: Other Australian jihadis, who are wanted by the Australian Federal Police, are Khaled Sharrouf and Mohamed Elomar.
article_snippet: Other Australian jihadis, who are wanted by the Australian Federal Police famously published photographs of Other Australian jihadis, who are wanted by the Australian Federal Police on Twitter showing Other Australian jihadis, who are wanted by the Australian Federal Police holding up decapitated heads.
article_snippet: Notorious Australian jihadist Mohamed Elomar pictured in front of a white BMW which was reportedly from France .
article_snippet: Khaled Sharrouf Khaled Sharrouf is wanted by the Australian Federal Police .