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Members of France's 17th Parachute Engineer Regiment walk with the coffin of Abel Chennouf during his funeral on Wednesday. Photo: screenshot via CNN.
Ynet – European security officials warned Friday of the emergence of a new, decentralized jihadist threat, a day after French police shot a homegrown extremist who killed seven people on a hate-fueled rampage.
“It is concerning us,” Europol chief Rob Wainwright told The Associated Press in an exclusive telephone interview from The Hague. “We have a different kind of jihadist threat emerging and it’s getting stronger. It is much more decentralized and harder to track.”
