ISIS plans to reimpose Muslim rule in Spain dailymail.uk/AP world January 24, 2016 Islamic State has reportedly issued a chilling threat to launch terror attacks in Spain, declaring: 'We will recover our land from the invaders.' The jihadists have long made it their goal to expand their boundaries beyond Muslim-majority countries in the Middle East. As well as plans to expand the caliphate in Iraq, Syria, North Africa and large parts of western Asia, they have previously released a map marking out plans to seize parts of Europe. Spain, which was ruled by Muslims for 700 years until 1492, is marked out as a territory the caliphate plans to have under its control by 2020. The militants issued the warning in a video that shows an ancient map of the Iberian peninsula turning red, it was reported by The Daily Express. Europe's worst attack by Islamic militants occurred in Spain in 2004 when bombs on Madrid commuter trains killed 191 people. The warning comes three weeks after Spanish security officials said they had arrested more than 90 suspected Islamic extremists in 2015. One of those held was an inmate at a prison near Madrid who allegedly tried to recruit jihadi fighters for ISIS and threatened to bomb major Spanish cities including the capital. A wheelchair-bound Islamic extremist also confessed last year to sending more than 200 jihadists to Syria and Iraq to fight for the terror group. Belgian-born former drug addict Mustafa Maya, 52, made the admission during questioning by a Spanish prosecutor, respected newspaper El Pais reported. Maya was arrested last year in the Spanish enclave of Melilla on suspicion of heading an Islamic State recruitment network and is currently awaiting trial. They have also received more than 600 anonymous tip-offs regarding possible Islamic extremists under a new project set up to better anticipate the threat of attacks. Prev Post 20 injured in Kuwait school collapse Next Post Asian woman found dead in bag Related Posts Dam breach triggers floods in central China July 07, 2024 Beryl heads for Texas after causing damage, no deaths in Mexico July 07, 2024 New UK PM Starmer scraps Rwanda migrant plan July 07, 2024 Eight dead, two million affected by Bangladesh floods July 06, 2024 Iran reformist Pezeshkian wins presidential election July 06, 2024 Donald Trump congratulates UK’s Farage, ignores Starmer July 06, 2024 WHO agency says talc is 'probably' cancer-causing July 06, 2024 Labour returns to power after 14 years; Keir Starmer named prime minister July 06, 2024 Japan deploys humanoid robot for railway maintenance July 05, 2024 British teacher jailed for sex with schoolboys July 05, 2024 Nine in 10 Gazans displaced since war began: UN July 05, 2024 Labour tipped for historic win as UK voters go to the polls July 05, 2024 China warns of hotter, longer heatwaves as climate change intensifies July 04, 2024 Hippos Get Air! New Study Reveals Surprising Speed and Gait of Land Locomotion July 04, 2024 240,000 people evacuated in China rainstorms July 04, 2024 sports Refaat’s battle ends tragically July 07, 2024 Nasser Mohammed - Bahraini journalist’s Olympic legacy July 07, 2024 Bahrain prepares for Paris Olympics July 07, 2024 Team Bahrain Gears Up for Paris Olympics 2024! July 06, 2024 HH Shaikh Khalid highlights Bahrain’s commitment to youth empowerment July 06, 2024 health Women empowerment must start at home November 10, 2020 Sadie Robertson expecting first child with husband October 07, 2020 The rise in gold prices in spot transactions by 0.1 percent September 22, 2020 Astronomers find 'hints of life' in acidic clouds of Venus September 15, 2020 L'Oreal launches make-up recycling across UK shops September 10, 2020 Most Read Bahrain Film Festival Receives 481 Entries, Set for November Showcase July 07, 2024 bahrain Human Trafficking Case: Prosecutors Refer Asian Nationals' Women to Criminal Court July 07, 2024 bahrain HM King, HRH Prince Salman exchange greetings July 07, 2024 bahrain GCC to launch $15 billion high-speed regional railway by 2030 July 07, 2024 bahrain Almond Festival wraps up with flourish in Kingdom July 07, 2024 sports Bahrain prepares for Paris Olympics July 07, 2024 sports Nasser Mohammed - Bahraini journalist’s Olympic legacy July 07, 2024 sports Refaat’s battle ends tragically July 07, 2024 bahrain Bahrainis hold successful medical mission in Nepal July 07, 2024 world New UK PM Starmer scraps Rwanda migrant plan July 07, 2024 world Beryl heads for Texas after causing damage, no deaths in Mexico July 07, 2024 world Dam breach triggers floods in central China July 07, 2024 business Cybercrime groups restructuring after major takedowns: experts July 07, 2024 business BCICAI for Viksit Bharat 2047 July 07, 2024 bahrain Appeal hearing on nurse attacker postponed July 07, 2024 world Labour returns to power after 14 years; Keir Starmer named prime minister July 06, 2024
ISIS plans to reimpose Muslim rule in Spain dailymail.uk/AP world January 24, 2016 Islamic State has reportedly issued a chilling threat to launch terror attacks in Spain, declaring: 'We will recover our land from the invaders.' The jihadists have long made it their goal to expand their boundaries beyond Muslim-majority countries in the Middle East. As well as plans to expand the caliphate in Iraq, Syria, North Africa and large parts of western Asia, they have previously released a map marking out plans to seize parts of Europe. Spain, which was ruled by Muslims for 700 years until 1492, is marked out as a territory the caliphate plans to have under its control by 2020. The militants issued the warning in a video that shows an ancient map of the Iberian peninsula turning red, it was reported by The Daily Express. Europe's worst attack by Islamic militants occurred in Spain in 2004 when bombs on Madrid commuter trains killed 191 people. The warning comes three weeks after Spanish security officials said they had arrested more than 90 suspected Islamic extremists in 2015. One of those held was an inmate at a prison near Madrid who allegedly tried to recruit jihadi fighters for ISIS and threatened to bomb major Spanish cities including the capital. A wheelchair-bound Islamic extremist also confessed last year to sending more than 200 jihadists to Syria and Iraq to fight for the terror group. Belgian-born former drug addict Mustafa Maya, 52, made the admission during questioning by a Spanish prosecutor, respected newspaper El Pais reported. Maya was arrested last year in the Spanish enclave of Melilla on suspicion of heading an Islamic State recruitment network and is currently awaiting trial. They have also received more than 600 anonymous tip-offs regarding possible Islamic extremists under a new project set up to better anticipate the threat of attacks.
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