SAS set to capture 28-year old Osama Bin Laden's Son, Hamza, believed to be in Syria-See reason

SAS set to capture 28-year old Osama Bin Laden's Son, Hamza, believed to be in Syria-See reason     

      Report reaching us is that Osama bin Laden's son is the target of a top-secret mission involving British armed forces - who want the new al-Qaeda chief dead or alive. 

The 28-year-old is said to be 'active' and plotting attacks on the West following the death of his father, who was shot dead by US Navy Seals in 2011.

After going into hiding just weeks before his father's death, Osama's twisted son has re-emerged, praising 'lone wolf' terror in video released two years ago and calling on more attacks on western civilisation.

SAS set to capture 28-year old Osama Bin Laden's Son, Hamza, believed to be in Syria-See reason

                                        

Hamza was believed to be hiding in Pakistan but new intelligence suggests he has now relocated to Syria, although his motives remain a concern for security forces who have placed him on the top 10 'high-value' targets hunted by Coalition Forces on Operation Shader.

Letters found at the bunker Osama bin Laden was holed up in revealed that he was grooming his son to take the reins of the terror cult, and intelligence source believe that is Hamza's ultimate goal.

A senior source told the Daily Star: 'Technology is at the forefront in tracking people such as Hamza, but a source on the ground who has identified him and gained additional intelligence is worth his weight in gold.

'To track someone you need to know where to look. We rely on local sources and you cannot beat the "Mark One Eyeball" when it comes to human intelligence gathering