CEMO: Brotherhood to blow up Europe in the memory of Hassan Al-Banna’s death

·       Ali: it is the time to list the group’s Global organization on the international terrorism lists

Dr. Abdelrehim Ali, head of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies in Paris (CEMO), said that Europe was hours away from several ISIS terrorist attacks.

European countries, Ali added, must fight a real war against terrorist organizations, especially the Muslim Brotherhood, which is considered the womb of all these organizations.

Ali explained that the aforementioned attacks would have caused great damage to a number of European countries. He stated, through a post on his personal page on the social networking site “Facebook”, that European countries were a few hours away from horrific terrorist attacks.

The Muslim Brotherhood, Ali stressed, is commemorating the 72nd anniversary of the death of Hassan Al-Banna through the terrorist attacks on European countries.

“Save the world from the Muslim Brotherhood,” Ali appealed to world leaders.

CEMO’s head added that the security services in Europe revealed that these organizations circumvented laws and legislation to carry out money laundering operations.

He asked: “Will Europe - represented by the European Union - and the world wake up to protect their people from terrorism?

Police in Denmark and Germany have arrested a total of 14 people on suspicion of planning an Islamist bomb attack.

Thirteen of the arrests were made in Denmark during a major counter-terrorism operation carried out last weekend in the greater Copenhagen suburbs, the Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET) said.

One other person was arrested in Germany.

German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said the country's security services had "again avoided an Islamist terrorist attack".

In Denmark, suspects were remanded in custody "for planning one or more terrorist attacks or participating in an attempted terrorist act", according to PET.

They are accused of having "acquired ingredients and components for manufacturing explosives, as well as firearms or having aided and abetted in the offence".

Six other people "linked to the case" were brought before a judge in Holbaek, PET added.

Three Syrian brothers, aged 33, 36 and 40, are among those arrested; two in Denmark and the third in Hesse, a region in central Germany.

Seehofer said the brothers "were probably preparing an attack in Europe".

The three men are suspected of preparing "a serious act of violence endangering the state", according to the public prosecutor's office in Saxony-Anhalt. In particular, the suspects are accused of purchasing several kilograms of chemicals in January used to make explosives.

Subsequent searches in Denmark and the German town of Dessau also found "ten kilograms of black powder" and other chemical components.

In a press conference on Friday, Danish police added that they had also found weapons and an Islamic State group flag that could indicate the suspects "have a connection or sympathy with the terror organisation".