(Zaman Al Wasl)- At least 13 Belgian jihadists joined Islamic State between 2013 and 2014, most of them were Arabs, the group’s leaked personal data that obtained by Zaman al-Wasl last December has showed.
The jihadi files of Belgians have become a key demand by security services and media as ISIS terror attacks hit Brussels on Tuesday, leaving 35 people killed and 200 more people wounded.
The attacks, two explosions at Zaventem airport and one at the metro station left at least 35 people dead during rush hour in the Belgian capital. Belgium has raised its security threat level to maximum, cancelled all flights into the airport and closed all metro stations, according to AFP.
Zaman al-Wasl is publishing the registrations forms of four Belgian fighters were issued by the ISIS General Director of Borders after hiding their real names.
Code names: Abu Yousef al-Maghrebi (21) Abu Yousef al-Balgiki (43), Abu Mesk al-Balgiki (25) and Abu al-Nour al-Jazairi (26)
ISIS claimed responsibility for the attacks just four days after the arrest of the only surviving Paris attacker, Salah Abdeslam, who played a role in the ISIS-claimed shooting and suicide attacks in November.
The jihadi files of Belgians have become a key demand by security services and media as ISIS terror attacks hit Brussels on Tuesday, leaving 35 people killed and 200 more people wounded.
The attacks, two explosions at Zaventem airport and one at the metro station left at least 35 people dead during rush hour in the Belgian capital. Belgium has raised its security threat level to maximum, cancelled all flights into the airport and closed all metro stations, according to AFP.
Zaman al-Wasl is publishing the registrations forms of four Belgian fighters were issued by the ISIS General Director of Borders after hiding their real names.
Code names: Abu Yousef al-Maghrebi (21) Abu Yousef al-Balgiki (43), Abu Mesk al-Balgiki (25) and Abu al-Nour al-Jazairi (26)
ISIS claimed responsibility for the attacks just four days after the arrest of the only surviving Paris attacker, Salah Abdeslam, who played a role in the ISIS-claimed shooting and suicide attacks in November.
Three days ago, Zaman al-Wasl had provided AP and the Belgium's official TV (VRT) with the personal data of Mohamed Belkaid, an ISIS affiliate and newly Paris Attacks suspect, who was killed last Tuesday during a counterterrorism raid in Belgium.
The Algerian candy maker, 35, who was based in Sweden, had entered Syria on April 2014 from Tel Abyad border crossing northeastern Syria, heading the Islamic State’s de facto capital, al-Raqqa, according to the leaked data.
Belkaid's registration form showed that he had chosen ‘Abu Abdul Aziz al-Jazairi’ as a nickname and a suicide bomber as purpose for joining the ultra-hardline group.
The jihadist who cross the Islamic State's borders for the first time is ought to acknowledge the Borders Directorate everything about himself, even what he wants to be: a suicide bomber, a martyr, a fighter, or an administrative worker. And many of the people who join the Islamic State as administrative workers have degrees in engineering, computers and many strong majors.
The documents had the word "secret" at the bottom, while on the top it had the name "Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant," or ISIL, on one top corner and the "General Directorate of Borders" on the other.
Zaman al-Wals has posted 122 documents of fighters from around the world who they wanted to carry out suicide attacks. To download the lists Here
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