\u0027It was the opinion of the board that the seriousness of your actions and their potentially devastating nature called for caution,\u0027 parole board says
On Tuesday, he talked with two members of the Parole Board of Canada in his bid for full parole, which would allow him freedoms to carry on an almost normal life.Abdelhaleem, born in Egypt, travelled widely in the Middle East during his youth and moved to Canada, becoming a Canadian citizen in 1993.Article content
He said one of his motivations for joining the plot to detonate truck bombs outside major infrastructure was to fit in with his new friends.“It is difficult to believe and disturbing to think that he would accept a role in a plot that had the potential to cause significant amounts of death and destruction simply as a means to gain acceptance of a group of individuals,” officials told the board.
“However, you are still struggling with adjustments to the community and work has to be done in developing skills to reach full autonomy. More specifically, you need to work in the areas of self-esteem, sense of belonging, fear of displeasing others, and a need for approval.
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