ISIS Fighter’s Australian Citizenship Is Revoked Under Antiterror Laws<br />Lowy Institute said that I don’t think anybody has problems with having Khaled Sharrouf’s citizenship stripped,<br />but there’s a bit of a problem given there’s five children in Syria who are Australian citizens whose mother is dead, and Sharrouf’s now a Lebanese citizen,<br />Mr. Sharrouf, who was born to Lebanese parents in Australia<br />and holds Lebanese citizenship, served time in prison in Australia for his involvement in a foiled terrorist plot and has publicly declared himself a member of the Islamic State.<br />13, 2017<br />SYDNEY, Australia — An Islamic State fighter who posted a photo of a beheaded Syrian soldier online has become the first<br />dual national to be stripped of his Australian citizenship under antiterrorism laws, according to local news reports.<br />The photograph shocked Australians and appalled the former United States secretary of state, John Kerry, who was visiting Australia at the time<br />and called the image "one of the most disturbing, stomach turning, grotesque photographs ever displayed." Please verify you’re not a robot by clicking the box.<br />Australia, a longtime ally of the United States in its fight against Islamic militants in Afghanistan, Iraq<br />and Syria, is on alert for potential attacks by Islamic extremists, including fighters returning from conflict zones.<br />Rodger Shanahan said that If there was a poster boy for stripping citizenship, it’s Khaled Sharrouf,
