Feds: Wealthy NJ Muslim Teen Plotted to Mass Murder Jews In Bomb Attack

A Muslim teen in New Jersey wanted to carry out a Boston-bombing style attack. He also happily volunteered to be in charge of beheadings if the group of alleged co-conspirators ever needed to make any propaganda videos, coldly saying, “I’ll do it, bro.”

“Line up like 500 Jews and execute them in front of their wives and family. Then take all their wives [as] slaves. Imma have like 10 yahood slave girls inshallah,” he said, using the Arabic term for “God willing.”

He said that if he ever saw a Jewish Rabbi while walking the streets of New York City “[you know] what’s gonna happen … I would be fine with getting shot or going to prison … If I get to take him out,” he said.

Five men and a juvenile have been arrested in connection to the alleged ISIS-tied terror plot, two in New Jersey, three in Michigan — where the suspects allegedly bought guns and ammo for a massacre at LGBT nightclubs — and one in Washington state.

Hate close to home Accused NJ jihadi yuppie teen wanted to murder mom’s Jewish pals, bragged he was ‘biggest antisemite in America’: feds

Accused NJ jihadi yuppie teen spewed vile antisemitic hate, wanted to murder mom’s Jewish friends: feds

By Steven Vago, Joe Marino, Chris Nesi and Priscilla DeGregory, NY Post, Nov. 6, 2025:

This hate began at home.

A privileged teen from an affluent New Jersey suburb bragged about being “the biggest antisemite in America,” ranted about how he wanted to murder his artist mom’s Jewish friends and menacingly posed for pictures in his $1.2 million family home with swords and knives, according to shocking new court docs related to a major ISIS-linked terror network uncovered by the NYPD and FBI.

Milo Sedarat, 19, the son of a noted Iranian American poet and a mother who hosts a local podcast, raged online about how he wanted to carry out mass executions of Jews, and wanted to run down a pro-Israel demonstrations in multicultural Montclair, the US Attorney’s Office in New Jersey alleged in a complaint unsealed Thursday.

Via direct messages and social media, Sedarat, 19, and another unidentified man traded sickening antisemitic chats, according to the complaint.

“I can’t wait for the day I get to execute like 10 yahood,” he said, using what investigators say is an Arabic term for Jewish people.

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