Police in Italy arrested four Moroccans on 28 April, suspected of conspiring to join ISIS and discussing attacks on the Vatican and the Israeli Embassy in the capital, Rome. Transcripts of wire-tapped phone conversations between three of the suspects, contained in the arrest warrant and seen by Reuters, mentioned the possibility of an attack against the Vatican and the Israeli embassy in the Italian capital. Arrest warrants for a further two people, a Moroccan man and his Italian wife, were issued but the pair remain at large. They are thought to have traveled to Iraq and Syria last year. The arrests come as police across Europe continue their hunt for Salah Abdeslam, who is believed to be one of three men still at large after being named by French authorities as having been involved in
Police in Italy arrested four Moroccans on 28 April, suspected of conspiring to join ISIS and discussing attacks on the Vatican and the Israeli Embassy in the capital, Rome. Arrest warrants for a further two people, a Moroccan man and his Italian wife, were issued but the pair remain at large. They are thought to have traveled to Iraq and Syria last year. The arrests come as police across Europe continue their hunt for Salah Abdeslam, who is believed to be one of three men still at large after being named by French authorities as having been involved in