The other two - a Moroccan man and his Italian wife - left Italy last year, traveled to Iraq and Syria and are still on the loose, Romanelli added. Police in Rome arrested four Moroccans on 28 April , suspected of conspiring to join ISIS and discussing attacks on the Vatican and the Israeli Embassy in the Vatican , respectively . Arrest warrants for a further two people , a Moroccan man and his Italian girlfriend , were issued but the pair remain at large . They are believed to have traveled to Iraq and Syria last year . Prosecutor Maurizio Romanelli argued that : “ The new idea here is that we are not talking about a generic indication ( of an attack ) but a specific person being appointed to act on Italian soil . ”
Police in Rome arrested four Moroccans on 28 April , suspected of conspiring to join ISIS and discussing attacks on the Vatican and the Israeli Embassy in the Vatican , respectively . Arrest warrants for a further two people , a Moroccan man and his Italian girlfriend , were issued but the pair remain at large . They are believed to have traveled to Iraq and Syria last year . Prosecutor Maurizio Romanelli argued that : “ The new idea here is that we are not talking about a generic indication ( of an attack ) but a specific person being appointed to act on Italian soil . ”