Brussels Bombing

ISIS targeted Jews in Brussels airport attack

The ISIS bombers who attacked Brussels airport targeted Jewish-looking passengers as well as Americans.

French investigators identified Syrian extremist as suspected coordinator of attacks in Brussels in 2016 and in Paris in 2015.

Mourad Laachraoui is the younger brother of Najim, one of two suicide bombers who killed 32 people in March.

Najim Laachraoui guarded four French hostages in 2013 and 2014, victims say.

Osama Krayem, 23, was just 11 when he was featured in a documentary about successful integration into Swedish society.

One of the terrorists responsible for the Brussels airport bombing said plan was to hit checkout counters of flights headed to Israel.

Newest charges brought against men who helped harbor the terrorists, prosecutors said.

'Mass terror attack' intended for Paris was 10-day soccer tournament, suspect reveals.

Belgian terrorists chose Brussels to throw off tightening police investigation over Paris attacks, prosecutor reveals.

Najim Laachraoui cleared background checks before taking janitorial job at the Parliament building in 2009.

Two days after deadly attack in Belgian capital, ISIS sympathizers praise attacks and call for Jihad.

Since Tuesday's attacks in Belgium, Israel's Airports Authority has been flooded with requests for help securing airports around the world.

PA general and security services spokesman blames Europe for Brussels terror attack, calls on Europe to fight Israel.

MK Berko, a counter-terror expert, tells Arutz Sheva 'jihad tourists' will ramp up their assaults, and Europe needs to learn from Israel.