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(Wall Street Journal) Anton Troianovski and Ruth Bender - In Germany, the top migrant destination, security officials worry that local extremists will recruit the newcomers to join the Islamist cause. German authorities warn that migrants seeking out Arabic-language mosques in search of the familiar are increasingly ending up at those attended by Islamist radicals. Federal officials said they have counted more than 100 cases in which local Islamists have tried to establish contact with refugees.2015-11-30 00:00:00Full Article
German Officials Warn of New Security Risk: Local Extremists Recruiting Refugees
(Wall Street Journal) Anton Troianovski and Ruth Bender - In Germany, the top migrant destination, security officials worry that local extremists will recruit the newcomers to join the Islamist cause. German authorities warn that migrants seeking out Arabic-language mosques in search of the familiar are increasingly ending up at those attended by Islamist radicals. Federal officials said they have counted more than 100 cases in which local Islamists have tried to establish contact with refugees.2015-11-30 00:00:00Full Article
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