A Moroccan subject to an expulsion order from Spanish territory was arrested on Wednesday in Granada for non-compliance with this expulsion decision for jihadist terrorism.
Placed under arrest warrant, Yassine M., the radicalized Belgo-Moroccan who killed a police officer in Schaerbeek , will be presented this Thursday before the Brussels council chamber.
Algeria is launching joint anti-terrorist military maneuvers with Russian forces, near the southwest border with Morocco, to simulate "the search and destruction of terrorist groups."
The 21-year-old Moroccan jihadist Mohammed was arrested in Murcia for attempting to commit a terrorist attack. His father, Belkacem, defends his son who, according to him, would not be capable of committing such an act.
The radicalized Belgian-Moroccan who stabbed a police officer to death and injured another on Thursday, November 10 in Schaerbeek is a man known to the police for common law offenses.
An operation carried out in coordination with the Spanish police and with the cooperation of the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST) of Morocco resulted in the arrest of a "highly radicalized" individual who was about to carry out a terrorist act.
Revelations have been made about the individual who stabbed two police officers in Schaerbeek . According to the public prosecutor’s office, the man, of Moroccan origin according to the Dutch media, was known to the police and was on the radar of the Coordination Body for Threat Analysis (OCAM).
As the trial of the Brussels attacks approaches, Belgian-Moroccan Aicha Bacha, a doctor of political and social sciences at the Université libre de Belgique (ULB), shares the results of a survey she conducted on the family environment of Belgian terrorists and jihadists, mostly of Moroccan origin, who went to Syria.
There are nearly 300 Moroccan nationals in the camps run by the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq. Morocco is following their cases.
The Lille court on Wednesday sentenced, to eight months’ imprisonment with immediate detention, the man who had threatened, last June, a mosque in the city .
Five people close to the terrorist group Daesh were arrested on Tuesday and Wednesday by the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigation ( BCIJ ). They intended to carry out attacks in Morocco.
Mohammed Yassine Amrani, the pro-Daesh Moroccan jihadist, accused of attempting a terrorist attack against the Camp Nou (FC Barcelona stadium) during a match, was sentenced to three years in prison for self-radicalization, after admitting the facts and reaching an agreement with the prosecution.