The American magazine, Foreign Policy, warned of the growing dangers of extremist Far Right groups in many countries of the world, after their ideology was mainstreamed into political parties. A united global front is needed before it is out of control.
A Norwegian court recently sentenced one of the extremist right-wing followers a renewable 21-year prison sentence. He was found guilty of attempting to kill the largest number of Muslims in a mosque near Oslo last year.
A different cordial tone appeared in the speeches of British public figures who congratulated Muslims on Ramadan. This contradicts the well-known influence of the Far Right extremists on England, which encourages hate speech against Muslims!
Various extremist groups had similar views about the spread of the Corona virus. The terrorists were eager to exploit the crisis to their benefit, as they provided explanations for the causes of the virus to best serve their extremist ideologies and goals.
The Muslim American politician, Qasim Rashid, embodied the Quranic verse "repel evil with that which is better" by donating for Oscar Dillon's wife's medical expenses, though Dillon attacked Muslims. Rashid said:"my faith instead teaches me to serve all humanity".
The history of terrorism reveals the outbreak of a new wave of terrorism every 40 years. If we assume that the beginning of the wave of religious terrorism was in 1979, then 2019 will be the end of this wave and the start of a new wave.
The Interior Ministry in Germany announced the formation of an "independent expert group on Islamophobia" to combat the phenomenon and prevent the marginalization of Muslims and their persecution by supporters of the Far Right.
A report by the Global Risk Intel firm warned that there will continue to be threats of terrorist attacks during 2020. Despite the decline in the levels of terrorism around the world, predictions are that it won't disappear in the future due to right-wing extremism.
Many German cities witnessed marches, with the participation of the German president. They expressed solidarity with victims of the Hanau shootings, committed by a terrorist belonging to the Extreme Right group, which killed 11 people and wounded others.
Supporters of the far-right anti-Islam extremist movement in Dresden, Germany, were surprised by the opposition to their ideas. After hearing about a hate march being organized, thousands of residents demanded that they leave so that Dresden can live in peace.
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