Religious terrorism

As in other African nations, the Muslim terrorists of “Islamic State in Mozambique” (ISM) are deliberately targeting Christians

Four people believed to belong to the so-called Islamic State (ISIS) have been arrested in Spain, according to Interior Minister Juan Ignacio Zoido, El Pais reported.

France, still on alert against militant Islamist attacks, paid tribute on Monday to 130 people killed when gunmen and suicide bombers attacked Paris two years ago, Reuters reported. 

The holdover official responsible for implementing former President Barack Obama’s failed “Countering Violent Extremism” policy at the Department of Homeland Security finally resigned just before DHS Secretary John Kelly departed for the White House.

The fear of being targeted by terrorists has forced some foreign embassy staff in Greece to change the traditional blue license plates on their vehicles that mark them out as belonging to diplomats in favor of regular ones used by the local population.

Islamic terrorism and jihadist attacks against the west has unfortunately rapidly increased since the creation of groups like Al Quaeda and more recently the Islamic State (ISIS).

Turkish Presidential spokesman said on May 19 it is not correct to categorize terrorists as 'good' or 'bad'. 

Speaking at a discussion with the visitors of the 9th Kocaeli Book Fair in northwestern Turkey, İbrahim Kalın said everybody should fight terrorism. 

Sweden has now suffered its first major terrorist attack in its capital Stockholm, with four killed and many injured. A suspect for the terror attack, an Uzbek citizen by the name of Rakhmat Akilov has been arrested. He has confessed that he is the one who carried out the terror attack on orders from ISIS.

President-elect Donald Trump has described the Dec. 19 shooting of Russian Ambassador to Turkey Andrey Karlov in Ankara "a violation of all rules of civilized order" carried out by a "radical Islamic terrorist." 

Trump also condemned the deadly terror attack at a Christmas market in the German capital Berlin, vowing to "eradicate Islamic terrorism's regional and global networks."

The answer is yes.  But do not tell President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. He still claims that the world is so anti-Muslim that, in his words, "only if the perpetrator of a murder is a Muslim is this called 'Islamic terror,' while if the perpetrator belongs to a different faith [his act] is not even categorized as terror." Since Mr.