RELEASED! London 7/7 Terrorist Mastermind Wished ‘All The Best’ By Judge Before Being Set Free

Twenty years ago, Muslim terrorists blew up this bus in London and murdered 56 people. The jihadi behind the attacks, Haroon Rashid Aswat, is now being released while British moms sit in jail for social media posts. while British moms sit in jail for social media posts.

A High Court judge provoked public outrage after he wished Haroon Aswat, the convicted terrorist linked to the 7/7 London bombings, “all the best” ahead of his release.

Sir Robert Jay made the remarks during a hearing at London’s Royal Courts of Justice, telling Aswat: “I have to wish you all the best… keep on your medication, listen to the advice you are going to get, and keep out of the sort of things you were doing, because you saw where it ended up and you do not want to go back to that, I am sure.”

20 years ago, Islamic terrorists blew up this bus in London and murdered 56 people. The man behind the attacks, Haroon Rashid Aswat, is now being released.

A mass murderer, walking free in London, while British moms sit in jail for social media posts. pic.twitter.com/BbH2hxcZ6y

— Joel Berry (@JoelWBerry) September 8, 2025

London 7/7 terrorist’ wished ‘all the best’ by judge before being set free
Haroon Aswat who has been linked to the 2005 atrocity which took the lives of 52 people and to a part in the New York’s 9/11 attack which killed almost 3,000 people will soon be free

By: Kelly-Ann Kiernan, The Mirror, 08 Sep 2025

An al-Qaeda terrorist said to have claimed to be the mastermind of the 7/7 London bombings has been wished “all the best” by a British judge as he gets set to walk free.
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Haroon Aswat reportedly confessed to prison inmates his part in the 2005 atrocity which took the lives of 52 people and to a part in the New York’s 9/11 attack which killed almost 3,000 people, when he was serving a 20-year sentence in the US after he admitted conspiring to set up a terrorist training camp in Oregon.

Aswat was deported to the UK in 2022 and detained under the Mental Health Act, but is set to leave a secure mental hospital and live with his family in Batley, West Yorkshire.

Met police’s top terror officer Det Chief Supt Gareth Rees has “grave concerns” that Aswat remains a threat to security according to court papers and as recently as April, Aswat, now 50, appeared in front of Sir Robert Jay at the High Court.

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