The European Commissioner’s warning about the increasing risk of terrorist attacks in the coming holidays

href=”https://www.tasnimnews.com” target=”_blank”>Tasnim News Agency According to the German newspaper Die Welt, European Union Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson warned of the risk of terrorist attacks in the season The upcoming holiday in Europe has increased and announced that it will allocate 30 million euros in financial aid to protect places that are particularly at risk. Attention to the war in the Middle East has warned against terrorist attacks in Europe in the coming holiday season.

This Swedish official said on Tuesday in Brussels on the sidelines of the meeting of the interior ministers of this union: the risk of terrorist attacks is very high. Johansson justified this assumption by the “polarization” that Israel’s war on the Gaza Strip has created in society. Germany’s domestic intelligence agency also sees a strong threat of Islamist attacks. Thomas Halden Wang, the head of Germany’s internal security organization (BfV), warned in Berlin on Wednesday that the risk of terrorist attacks, which he described as Islamist, in Germany has become real and higher than it has been in a long time.

Halden Wang, Germany’s domestic intelligence agency, has seen ISIS’s stated desire to carry out attacks in the West for some time. He himself has repeatedly emphasized that every day an extreme terrorist attack may take place in Germany. According to him, due to the war in Israel and the Gaza Strip, this threat has now acquired a new quality.

Johansson announced an additional 30 million euros for the protection of vulnerable places such as synagogues in this situation. He pointed to a weekend attack in Paris in which an ISIS-affiliated individual known to police stabbed a German tourist to death. The attacker justified this issue in a video, including violence against Palestinians.

The meeting of European interior ministers will also focus on immigration and the common refugee policy. On Wednesday, negotiators from member states and the European Parliament will try to reach an agreement on an asylum deal that would allow the EU to exit the refugee crisis.

Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande Marlasca , who is leading the talks on behalf of member states, said he was “somewhat optimistic” about a breakthrough. According to him, among other things, the acceleration of asylum procedures is planned directly at the external borders of Europe. Of course, the European Parliament wants an exception for families with children. European Parliament one year after this scandal / all suspects have been released