This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Saeed al -Arthi -Madrid
The Spanish authorities expelled a Moroccan hairdresser, who lived in the city of Mattaru (Barcelona), to attract individuals in favor of the Islamic State (ISIS) and helping to support his terrorist activities, according to the national police.
The 53 -year -old accused was arrested in 2018 as part of a security operation targeting a jihadist Salafist cell in Catalonia, known as the “Operation Leva”.
According to surveys, the accused received potential individuals and pushed them to join the terrorist organization, because he used his own saliva as a center to recruit elements, in addition to holding meetings inside private houses in the city of Mattaru.
The surveys began in its case in 2015 after having received information on the intelligence from the Moroccan authorities, because it revealed its role in attracting him of combatants and sending them to Syria, as well as her direct association with active elements within various jihadist cells.
At the end of 2019, the General Commission for Foreigners and Spanish borders launched legal procedures against it, based on a report published by the intelligence service in the civil guard, declaring that it was involved in activities that threaten the national security.
After spending the prison period, the accused was temporarily released in 2022, to return to Barcelona. However, the evaluation of the security services for its severity has demonstrated its continuous training in a direct threat to national security, which prompted the National Court to issue a decision to expel it.
The expulsion process was carried out in joint coordination between several security units in Barcelona.
After his arrest, the accused was transferred to Madrid on the ground, and from there, he was expelled by an atmosphere in Casablanca in Morocco, with the ban on his entry into the Schengen region for ten years.
Security deportations are part of the Spanish national police strategy aimed at fighting terrorism, as it targets individuals associated with extremist groups that constitute a major threat to public security.
