There is a risk of Islamist
radicalisation in Italy too stemming from the Israel-Hamas war,
Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi said after a French teacher
was killed at Arras last week and two Sweden fans in Brussels
Monday night, by Islamist 'lone wolves'.
"One of the main factors triggering migrant flows is armed
conflicts," he told the House.
"And in this moment at the gates of Europe there are two, the
war in Ukraine and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, both
uncertain and susceptible to provoking an impact on the dynamics
of the flows.
"Without forgetting that the conflict in the Middle East brings
with it also the risk of triggering Islamist radicalisations
like just a few days ago happened in France with the murder of a
teacher by an Islamist fanatic and last night in Brussels with
the killing of two Swedish citizens."
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