article_snippet: Moroccan born criminal killed in 2013 after joining Al Qaeda in Aleppo was thought to have been two years below the IS killer at Quintin Kynaston academy in St John’s Wood, North West London.
article_snippet: Ellekhlifi has also been linked to a network of British-based jihadists who have avoided deportation by using the Human Rights Act to block moves to force deportation to leave Britain.
article_snippet: deportation include an Al Qaeda suspect with known connections to the failed July 21 London bomb plot and a second London-based man accused of attending an Al Shabaab training camp in Somalia.
article_snippet: Britain’s security services have faced criticism that he was able to travel to Syria undetected, despite he many links to known terror suspects.
article_snippet: This is despite emails sent by the militant in 2010 and 2011 claiming that MI5 was harassing he.
article_snippet: Mohammed Sakr left Britain to join Somalia-based Al Shabaab before being killed in a US air strike in early 2012.
highlights_snippet: Moroccan born criminal killed in 2013 after joining Al Qaeda in Aleppo .