Two men who planned to bomb a Sydney Shia prayer hall and vowed to stab people in the kidneys to impress an IS recruiter have been jailed for at least 15 years.
Omar Al-Kutobi, 25, and Mohammad Kiad, 27, each pleaded guilty to one count of acting in preparation for a terrorist act, after they were arrested during counter-terrorism raids in February 2015.
Terror attack plotters Mohammad Kiad and Omar Al-Kutobi. Photo: Facebook
In the NSW Supreme Court at Parramatta on Friday, Justice Peter Garling sentenced them to 20 years' imprisonment with a non-parole period of 15 years.
AAP
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