The terrifying prospect that ISIS will invade Europe and undergo religious cleansing in the impending future can be found through a number of revelations, documents and interviews. Such shocking announcements reveal that ISIS has extremely solid plans to invade Europe in an attempt not only to destroy Israel but to take over Europe.

For example, in 2014, an ISIS spokesperson said in an interview that it’s only a matter of time before jihadists extend their terror regime and ‘conquer Europe’. Defending the extremists’ mass beheadings and enslavement, the spokesperson said ISIS plans to conduct the “largest religious cleansing campaign” in history, whereby hundreds of millions of people will be killed.

Talking to CNN journalist Juergen Todenhoefer said:

“No, we will conquer Europe one day. It is not a question of if we will conquer Europe, just a matter of when that will happen. But it is certain… for us, there is no such thing as borders. There are only front lines” (1).

CNN compiled a map of ISIS’s invasion of Israel (2). What looks disturbingly like a map of the Nazi’s invasion of Europe in the Second War World, the map shows the disturbing reality that the ISIS terror group is gathering in areas which surround Israel.

As CNN notes, if ISIS was to invade and conquer Israel, it would mean the terrorists would have access to Israel’s nuclear arsenal and vast stockpiles of military equipment and could ultimately be ISIS’s ‘Holy Grail.’

Preparing to Attack Belgium

If ISIS managed to take over Israel, by having so much oil, the group would have huge economic power that invading Europe would be likely to not be beyond question.

Further testimony that ISIS plans to invade Europe can be found by the attack ISIS was planning on Belgium. In February this year, Belgian counterterrorism intelligence uncovered that ISIS was in the final stages of preparing a major terrorist attack in Belgium.

According to another CNN report, Belgian security services had learned that ISIS veterans in Belgium had been preparing an attack and was using a residence in a small town in East Belgium as a safe house to store chemicals to make explosives and automatic weapons (3).

The report describes the action that took place in the building when Belgium commandos broke into the house and shot two of the ISIS fighters dead and took the suspected quartermaster of the plot into custody when he tried to escape, as being the “biggest firefight Belgian commandos have faced since World War II.”

Further documents and reports reveal how the Islamic State also has its sights on conquering and taking over Libya as a “bridgehead to eventually waging war all across southern Europe.”