Archive | Terrorism

The Islamist who shouted "Allahu Akbar" will face no charges.

The man faced serious accusations of participating in two executions back in his homeland.

Jihadi is still a danger behind bars.

"As a Muslim, Arab and especially Algerian, I have no moral lessons to receive from the French.”

“The State Secretary makes a distinction based on origin."

Multiculturalism destroys culture.

“It’s a purely religious thing. He’s a very big figure in our community.”

"This comes less than a week after Islamists called for terror attacks . . . during this year’s carnival season."

The judge sympathized after the Tajik held a knife to his own throat.

“What are you waiting for? The streets are full of targets.”

Algeria refused to take him back.

A court rejected his asylum claims but he was still allowed to stay.

He was legally in Germany and had 100,000 followers on TikTok and Instagram.

Afghan migrant arrested after injuring dozens.

Importing terrorists.

That's now terrorism.

The government previously denied the killer had terror ties.

There were only 191 such exemptions in FY 2021.

More than 300 dead and thousands wounded by ISIS terrorists in the last five years.

With bombs so powerful they damage buildings.

The FBI is no longer recruiting the “best and brightest.”

A "homegrown" black terrorist.

"This year alone, 15 minors have been arrested across Spain for terrorism-related offenses."

“According to a recent German police report, Syrians commit the most crimes in Germany."

If you import the world’s people, you import the world’s problems.

Great Replacement supporters are struggling to blame the “far-right."

“If Germany wants war, we will have it … we will slaughter them."

I’m not. I’m hopping mad.

Saudi Arabia warned German authorities about the perp.

Early report says at least 11 dead and nearly 70 injured.

Authorities don't know how he ended up in New York City.

Pub landlord: "This has been called The Saracen's Head for 500 years."

UK government arrested Brits who accused the killer of being an Islamic radical.

The migrant joined ISIS in 2016 but was still allowed into Germany.

An easy system easy for terrorists to manipulate.

The top concerns for Germans are crime and immigration.

He passed two rounds of vetting.

Italian officials want to protect "the security of our country."

He wanted to target "large gatherings of people" on Election Day.

People had to throw children out of windows onto cushions to escape the flames.

Ayoub shouted "Allah Akhbar" during the stabbing.

Arab says the insult was itself a hate crime.

The ISIS supporter wanted to "unsettle" German society.

Many sanctuary cities surround military installations.

“We don’t have the capability to screen everybody.”

Austrian authorities knew the perp "harbored violent rampage fantasies."

One of the victims belonged to a pro-migrant organization.

It's easy for jihadis to make it through.

Privileged information.

German media say the country has become "paradise" for terrorists.

ISIS claims responsibility for the attack on the "Festival of Diversity."

The preacher has substantial followings on Instagram and TikTok.

The Jordanian was caught and released at the border.

"Since the Gaza war, the number of anti-Semitic crimes has increased dramatically."

He was let in as a "significant public benefit."

"Investigators unearthed a stockpile of chemicals, explosive devices, detonators . . . ."

Border Patrol has encountered more than 250 illegals on the terrorist watchlist during the Biden admin.

Agents says: "I probably let terrorists in" because of inadequate screening.

He showed a "libelous" documentary to a large crowd.

Keen insights from a cop who has seen it all.

The government rejected applicants with ties to the "ultra-Right."

A heroic gesture rallies the American Right.

Save your indignation for what really matters.

"New criminal cases based on threats to members of Congress, FBI agents and government officials are filed almost weekly."

Progressives show their true colors.

“[T]he former President is safe.”

The whereabouts of more than 50 are unknown.

The jihadis were "monstrous in their brutality."

State Department puts the group in the same category as ISIS.

Official: "Remember the Boston marathon [bombing]? I’m afraid something like that might happen again or worse."

Sulaiman Ataee's asylum claim was rejected in 2014.

He pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.

What is he trying to hide?

The feds refuse to disclose details about the incident.

The two suspects were inspired by ISIS.