The battle continues in the Netherlands on whether to allow the Cubs of the Caliphate to return. A Dutch lower court ruled “that the government must attempt to bring home children whose mothers travelled to Syria to join Islamic extremist groups,” but that ruling has just been overturned by a Dutch appeals court.
Islamic State children, or “Cubs of the Caliphate,” as they are named, are being repatriated to many Western countries. They pose a threat that no child should pose, and Westerners have no idea how to handle them. In June, 14 such children were flown to France and the Netherlands. Although proponents of their return use the word “home” in reporting about their coming back to their countries of origin, these children are trained by their parents and the wider community of the Islamic State caliphate to regard their home as the House of Islam, not the House of War, which they have been conditioned to want to conquer. For years, the Islamic State has been brainwashing children — from toddlers to teenagers – to become executioners, soldiers and suicide bombers. They are also conditioned and trained in the jihad ideology, and raised to be proselytizers and preachers.
In Denmark last week, Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod announced that Denmark was “planning on withholding consular assistance to its citizens who travelled abroad to fight for extremist groups.” Kofod stated: “We owe absolutely nothing to foreign fighters who went to Syria and Iraq to fight for ISIS.”
In fact, Western countries owe protection to their law-abiding citizens.
“Court: Dutch Govt Does Not Have to Repatriate Children from Syria,” Breitbart, November 23, 2019:
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — A Dutch appeals court has overturned a lower court’s order that the government must attempt to bring home children whose mothers travelled to Syria to join Islamic extremist groups.
Friday’s decision upheld the government’s appeal against that ruling. Reasons for the decision will be published next month.
Justice Minister Ferd Grapperhaus has welcomed the decision as supporting the government’s policy of not repatriating women and children from Syria if they went there to join the Islamic State group.
Grapperhaus says “these women made the choice, with or without children, to travel to IS territory and join a terrorist organisation. The Cabinet will not actively bring them back from the region.”….