Negotiations with the armed hostage situation at a cafe in Sydney

Australian authorities said that negotiations began with an armed hostage situation at a cafe in Sydney hours ago, while local channels broadcast images of three hostages hurried out of the cafe, which has been besieged by security forces showed.
Australian police confirmed that the negotiators had contacted Bamuslh, but refused to speculate on the possible motives, also refused to talk about the real number of hostages, noting that there was no sign of them suffered any harm.
Australian seventh channel broadcast directly out three hostages Following the side door of the cafe where armed Lint holding a number of hostages hours ago, when the police are more close to the door of the cafe.
She spoke to the media about the possibility of a Lebanese existence between the Lebanese hostages held in the cafe.
Television footage shows customers live within the cafe has offered to stand as they put their hands on the windows, as seen what looks like a science bump detainees inside the cafe holds colors, writing and science-like organization of the Islamic state.
Police said earlier that she is trying to contact Bmojodin inside the cafe, did not rule out that the incident was a terrorist attack. She has also intervened in another incident in the Sydney Opera without saying that the incident was connected to the hostage-taking.
Authorities released portions of Martin Square, where the RBA near the state of New South Wales Parliament House.
Politically motivated
For his part, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott did not rule out that the incident was politically motivated, and said that there are indications that. He pointed out that the National Security Committee met to discuss how to handle the hostage crisis.
In his first comment, the National Imams Council of Australia described the incident as a "criminal" and declared its full support for the victims.
He said the joint statement with the Mufti of Australia that "such acts condemned in toto in Islam", referring to the pending further information on the identity and motives of the perpetrators of this work.
Australian police have been launched over the past months and extensive campaigns in a number of cities, notably Sydney, and arrested people suspected of belonging to a jihadist organizations, accusing them of planning to carry out acts of violence against civilians.
And early October / last October, Australia announced its accession to the international coalition against state regulation and sent fighter to participate in the regulation of air strikes against Iraq in the aircraft.