Wide gap between moderate and radical Islam, says Jacquard

PARIS – International counterterrorism expert Roland Jacquard warned Monday against an imminent international crisis because of the presence of a wide gap between moderate and radical Islam.

He added at a conference organized by the Center for Middle East Studies (CEMO) in French capital Paris on the dangers posed by the thinking of the Muslim Brotherhood on Western societies and values that Paris would be the scene of increased crime in the future because of the presence of this gap.

He lauded the CEMO for making efforts to uncover the truth of terrorists and terrorist groups.

Titled “The Danger of Muslim Brotherhood’s Thoughts on Western Values”, the conference is attended by the members of CEMO’s Consulting Committee.

Those attending included international counterterrorism expert Richard Labeviere.

They also included journalists Atmane Tazaghart and Ian Hamel, who are focused on covering terrorist and takfiri groups.

A host of Arab and European public figures is also attending the event.