She bought a Jeep: Her husband proudly brandishes severed heads and has vowed to destroy the West... now she's leaving court in a $25,000 four-wheel drive
- The wife of a Sydney man fighting with ISIS in Syria is planning a legal challenge against the Australian government
- Fatima Elomar says terrorism charges against her are unconstitutional
- Mohamed Elomar's wife was arrested trying to board a flight in May reportedly carrying cash and camouflage gear for Mohamed
- It's alleged she was trying to join her husband in Syria
- She exited court today and left in a shiny black $25,000 Jeep
The wife of the Sydney man Mohamed Elomar who is fighting with the extremist group ISIS in Syria is planning a legal challenge against the Australian government, saying terrorism charges against her are 'unconstitutional'.
Fatima Elomar, a mother of four who was arrested trying to board an international flight earlier this year to allegedly join husband Mohamed in Syria, appeared in a Sydney court on Tuesday morning.
Ms Elomar, 30, is charged with preparing for incursions into a foreign state with the intention of engaging in hostile activities.
Ms Elomar's husband, Mohamed, is the nephew of convicted terrorist Mohamed Elomar, who plotted with four other men in 2005 to bomb targets in a bid to force Australia's government to change its policy on Middle East conflicts.
Mr Elomar is believed to have flown to Syria late last year with Khaled Sharrouf, a convicted terrorist, who fled the country on his brother's passport.
Mr Sharrouf has also posted photographs of himself and his children allegedly from Syria on social media, with one of his sons posing with a severed head.
