Synagogue Bomb Plotter Sentenced to 10 Years
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by News Editor
New York Daily News – A Queens man was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison for plotting to “create chaos” by blowing up Manhattan synagogues.
Algerian-born Ahmed Ferhani, the first terrorist convicted on state terror laws passed after 9/11, could have faced 25 years behind bars if convicted on all counts at trial. But he copped a plea last year.
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