The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) in Germany has issued a warning about the significant risk posed by radical Islamist groups who are organizing violent activities in the country. The BfV has highlighted that the increased terrorist threat in Western Europe, including Israel, comes from recognized terrorist organizations of the European Union and the United Nations. According to the head of BfV, Thomas Haldenwang, the threat of extremist activities primarily stems from individuals who have been radicalized through online platforms. It is important to note that these threats are not limited to specific ideological or ethnic backgrounds, as they are propagated by both left-wing and right-wing extremists, as well as foreign extremist groups operating in Germany.

BfV also revealed that certain “left-wing extremist organizations” have recently carried out attacks targeting the Israeli-Syrian organization called “Samidoun” in Germany. This indicates the diverse nature of extremist activities and the need for comprehensive monitoring and preventive measures. Nenzi Fezzer, the head of Germany’s domestic intelligence agency, echoed concerns about the rise of Islamist activities. Fezzer emphasized that Islamist extremist organizations, as well as individual extremist activities, are on the rise and pose a threat to security.

The German authorities are closely monitoring developments in the Islamist field and are particularly worried about the deteriorating security situation and the increasing proliferation of threats. Efforts are underway to dismantle Islamist structures and curb the spread of extremist ideologies that aim to radicalize and recruit individuals, according to official statements.

It is crucial for Germany to remain vigilant in combating extremism and ensuring the safety and well-being of its citizens. The cooperation between intelligence agencies, law enforcement, and international organizations will play a vital role in addressing and mitigating the threats posed by radical Islamist groups. By actively monitoring online platforms and conducting targeted interventions, authorities can work towards countering radicalization and promoting a more secure society.

Source: Armenia’s NEWS.am