Certainly, not all terrorists are also Islamists. As shown in the selection of 15 recent major terrorist attacks, radical right-wing ideology can be equally dangerous for the European security system. Europe can hardly forget the 2011 Norway attacks, when radical-right lone wolf Anders Breivik caused the death of 77 people for his personal political beliefs. Recently, the Finsbury park car attack or the Munich killings were other cases in which attackers inherited radical right-wing and anti-Islamist views. These radical right-wing ideologies are as crucial as jihadist ideologies. Both present a ‘prevailing cultural anxiety about social progress and reason’.31 Only broad inclusion and social coherence can prevent the dissemination of such radical ideas. This process, however, is also only possible to achieve on a longer term.

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Fjotolf Hansen, med tidligere navn Anders Behring Breivik, er en norsk høyreekstremist som er dømt for planleggingen og gjennomføringen av terrorangrepene i Oslo og på Utøya 22. juli 2011, der til sammen 77 mennesker ble drept https://perma.cc/SMD2-YLK4

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