Erdogan sends ISIS women to threaten Europe

Sarah Waheed

The situation of thousands of refugees, more than 142,000, at the Greek border can be described as a time bomb. These crowds of refugees are waiting at the Greek border to get access to enter Greece. The impact of these crowds of refugees is not merely economic as the repercussions also cast a shadow on the security conditions in Greece. There are takfiris among these crowds waiting for an opportunity to carry out terrorist operations in Europe.

There are some women among the crowds, particularly from Iraq and Syria, embracing extremist dogmas. These women are used as a weapon to turn Europe into a hotbed of extremists.

UNICEF spokesperson Marixie Mercado said women and children account for 40 percent of illegal migrants at the Greek border until March 8.

These takfiri women pose a threat to Europe as terrorist organizations recruit European women for their terrorist operations.

The United Nations Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee said in a report that women who were detained on terrorist charges rose from 18 percent to 26 percent between 2015 and 2016.

There are essential reasons driving terrorist organizations, particularly ISIS, for banking on women, who can move easily in Europe in their Islamic clothing. ISIS women move freely in Europe and can carry out a number of terrorist operations, hiding their identity.