During the first two weeks of the trial, Prosecutor Annabel Darlow told a jury that Rashid encouraged attacks on a range of targets, including “Prince George at his first school.”

ISIS FANATICS THREATEN PRINCE GEORGE WITH CHILLING WARNING ‘THE ROYAL FAMILY WILL NOT BE LEFT ALONE,’ REPORT SAYS

The 32-year-old posted a photograph in an encrypted forum on Telegram of the prince at his school that was super-imposed with two masked jihadist fighters. Rashid wrote: “Even the royal family will not be left alone.”

TMZ reported that Prince George will appear as scheduled with his family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace June 9. The post included the address of his school in southwest London which he started attending last September and was accompanied with the caption “even the royal family will not be left alone.”

Rashid had initially denied the charges but during his trial at Woolwich Crown Court he changed his plea to guilty, admitting three counts of engaging in conduct in preparation for terrorism and one count of encouraging terrorism, police said. After Rashid plead guilty, Judge Andrew Lees then put two further charges on hold and abruptly ended the trial, with sentencing scheduled for June 28.
A British man named Husnain Rashid pleaded guilty after supporting ISIS and admitting that he threatened to attack Prince George at school.