A terror preacher convicted of raising funds for suicide bombers could be free by Christmas, the Sunday Mercury has learned.

An appeal by lawyers for Muslim cleric Abu Izzadeen, who was caged in April for a string of violent jihadi rants, casts doubt on crucial evidence filmed at a community centre in Small Heath, Birmingham, and at mosques in London.

Izzadeen, 32, whose real name is Omar Brooks, was convicted of terrorist fund-raising and inciting terrorism overseas after jurors at Kingston Crown Court were shown video clips of extremist speeches

An appeals court on Thursday increased the prison sentences of four Islamic radicals accused of plotting attacks on Dutch politicians, convicting them of the additional charge of membership in a terrorist organization.

While testifying as a defense witness in a case against several of his friends, ringleader Samir Azzouz told judges: “We reject your system. We hate you. I guess that about sums it up.”

Defying threats from Muslim hate criminal Omar Bakri (reason why this item is filed under the topic of ‘religious insanity’), Paul McCartney stands by his decision in honor of the country’s 60th anniversary.

Bakri has declared Paul McCartney “the enemy of every Muslim.” Like we said: religious insanity.

A hate fanatic has boasted that Muslims will one day conquer Britain — by having more babies.

Speaking at a rally marking 9/11, Anjem Choudary bragged that a birth explosion would let followers of Islam take control of the country.

Undercover Sun investigators secretly recorded Choudary telling a young and impressionable audience that they would eventually rule under strict Sharia law.

The hate criminal was ordered last month when three high court judges upheld the radical Palestinian-Jordanian preacher’s appeal against deportation to Amman on the grounds that he was likely to face a terrorism trial based on evidence from witnesses who had been tortured.