text: The senior Islamic State commander linked to the Anzac Day terror plot has called for new terror attacks on Australian soil in a flash new propaganda video. Authorities named Abu Khaled al-Cambodi - former Melbourne man Neil Prakash - as a key figure in their investigation into a plot where teenagers were allegedly planning to attack police on Saturday. Now al-Cambodi has starred in a 12-minute long propaganda video where, cradling a gun, he has ordered his 'beloved brothers' to 'rise up' and attack targets in Australia. 'You must start attacking before they attack you,' the 23-year-old said. 'Look how much your sisters have been violated. Threatening message: Abu Khaled al-Cambodi, an Australian IS militant, has starred in a vile new propaganda video . Despite the militant's vitriol, the most recent local headlines surrounding anti-Muslim prejudice have focused upon Sydney woman Stacey Eden, 23, standing up for a couple being bullied on the train . 'All I hear about the news in Australia is this sister was hurt, this sister's hijab was ripped off... I ask you brothers, when are you going rise up and attack them'. Despite the militant's vitriol, the most recent local headlines surrounding anti-Muslim prejudice have focused  upon Sydney woman Stacey Eden, 23, standing up for a couple being bullied on the train. al-Cambodi is thought to have become the most senior recruiter of Australian militants for the Islamic State. Terror expert Professor Greg Barton has described him as 'Baryalei Mark II' - a reference to former Sydney militant Mohammad Ali Baryalei. Baryalei, a former spruiker in the city's nightclub district and a bit-part actor in the crime drama Underbelly, was killed last October. The militant was seen with a gun slung over his shoulder and clambering through rubble . Raid scenes: A man walks past a broken window from a police raid in Melbourne designed to foil the purported Anzac Day plot . 'It seems that Prakash has stepped in as the Baryalei Mark II, and that's significant,' Prof Barton, director at Monash University's Global Terrorism Research Centre, told the ABC's 730 program. 'That makes him, like Baryalei before him, the highest ranking Australian within Islamic State we're aware of.' Baryalei was the ringleader of a foiled plot to behead a random member of the public in Sydney. Mohammad Ali Baryalei was a senior Islamic commander - and a bit part actor in Unberbelly (above, his acting shot) - before he was killed . In the propaganda video, al-Cambodi discusses becoming a Muslim not long after hearing a unnamed preacher lecture about 'Judgment Day'. At various points, he is filmed greeting other men in shops and on the streets of the Islamic State. At one point, he even shoots a broad smile at the camera. The video featuring al-Cambodi was advertised at the conclusion of a similar video last July, but it did not appear online until this week.
target: Senior Australian Islamic State commander stars in new propaganda clip .
  Calls for attacks on Australia as revenge for Muslim strikes .
  'You must start attacking before they attack you'
  Propagandist Al-Cambodi has been linked to Anzac Day terror plot .
  'When are you going to rise up and attack them?'