This link of your says the muslims were shocked to discover that a non muslim was going to be buried next to a muslims grave. The muslims asked the council to take action prior to the Gypsies's funeral.

Yes.

islam is a religion of peace.

muhammad was not a pedophile.

muhammad slept with the corpse of his aunty and he's the best of all examples.

islamic terrorists are not muslims.

It's not rape of little girls under the guise of legal child marriage.

It's all in Arabic it doesn't mean what it says.

It's all the Joo's fault.

And America and the west's fault.

etc. etc. etc.

How am I going going?

It's already been established that the exhumation claim was a false report.

it has freely been acknowledged as being wrong and inaccurate.

TERROR has returned to the heart of Jakarta, with grenades and crude homemade bombs used to stage a Paris-style attack in a busy business and shopping district in the Indonesian capital that has left seven dead.

Wild gun battles between police and holed-up terrorists carried on through the day after the first explosion hit a Starbucks outlet shortly after 10.30am near the Sarinah shopping mall.

Indonesia’s minister for Politics, Legal, and Security affairs, Luhut Binsar Panjaitan, said after visiting the scene: “Five terrorists died, two civilians died, one of them a foreign national and one is Indonesian.”

The foreign national is reported to be a Canadian man who was shot in the carpark of Starbucks, the US-owned coffee shop franchise, located on a busy central Jakarta intersection and at the epicentre of the attacks.

Police said 20 people have been injured, some are critical, including a Dutch foreigner.

The brutal mid-morning assault involving what Indonesian authorities say was five grenade detonations took place only two kilometres from the Presidential Palace of Joko “Jokowi” Widodo, who visited the scene late in the day.

He has been to visit the scene of the terror attack.
Aftermath ..
Mr Panjaitan said the first explosion went off inside the Starbucks shortly after 10.30am.

According to a contact at the scene, a security guard had alerted police that three men were acting strangely inside the Starbucks.

As the men were escorted over to a small police post at a nearby intersection, a blast went off inside Starbucks. The three terrorists then tried to blow themselves up, along with the police post.

Two were killed by their own grenades, the other by police bullets.

Shortly after, there was by many accounts another explosion near the United Nations headquarters, several hundred metres away, but it now appears all explosions and shootings were concentrated in the Starbucks area.

While returned Islamic State fighters are the likely suspects, it has not claimed direct responsibility.
Smoke billows ... from an explosion in Jakarta. Suicide bombers exploded themselves while gunmen attacked a police post nearby.

But a news agency allied to the Islamic State has already reported they carried out the attacks.

“Islamic State fighters carried out an armed attack this morning targeting foreign nationals and the security forces charged with protecting them in the Indonesian capital,” Aamaaq news agency said on its Telegram channel.

These insurgents are linked to ISIS and to convicted extremist Abu Bakar Bashir, who the day before the Jakarta strikes launched a legal review against his 15-year sentence for funding terrorist training camp in Aceh, in northern Sumatra, in 2010.

Bashir, jailed and later of acquitted over his conviction for supporting the 2002 Bali bombings, last year pledged allegiance to the Islamic State from his cell in the prison island of Nusakambangan.

Indonesian police were seen firing handguns into the Starbucks and had the building surrounded throughout the afternoon, with some reports that more attackers were holed up either in Starbucks or a neighbouring cinema complex.


Police spokesman Anton Charliyan said grenades rather than suicide vests were used, indicating this was a military-style operation that did not require detailed planning or bomb preparation.

Mr Charliyan said “one or two” of the attackers may have escaped into the city, but other reports suggested a number of terrorists were bunkered down an