The man was planning an attack on a Toledo synagogue, according to the DOJ. Almadaoji faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison.ĬLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINERĪ different man from Toledo, Ohio, was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison last month after pleading guilty to the same charge and attempting to commit a hate crime. 31, 2022, by a federal district court judge. It needed women to share their own impressions and experience of life in Syria and Iraq that had to be attractive to would-be female migrants. The person was actually an FBI informant.įORMER CHICAGO AREA COLLEGE STUDENT CONVICTED AFTER HELPING ISISĪlmadaoji told his informant that he wanted to start a war between the federal government and the anti-government militias, and he also said he was 'always willing' to work on any projects in the United States, according to the DOJ.Īlmadaoji had already traveled to Egypt and Jordan to join an ISIS affiliate in the Sinai Peninsula, but he was unsuccessful at joining, the DOJ said.Īlmadaoji is scheduled for sentencing on Jan. ISIS also needed female online recruiters to recruit other women to join ISIS and to promote the idealistic living conditions the group offered in the territory under its control. However, he was arrested before his flight out of the Columbus airport.Īlmadaoji told someone he thought was an ISIS supporter that he wanted training in “weapons experts training, planning and executing, hit and run, capturing high value targets, and ways to break into homes and avoid security guards,' the DOJ said. Naser Almadaoji, 22, purchased a ticket to fly to Astana, Kazakhstan, in 2018, hoping to be smuggled into Afghanistan, according to court documents.

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