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"Mr President, at the end of last week, Jacques Beres, co-founder of
returned to Paris after a fortnight of providing intensive medical treatment in a hospital in Aleppo, which is on the front line.
In a candid interview, he said he had predominantly treated rebel fighters, of whom at least half were of foreign origin. Among Mr Beres’ patients, there were dozens of fanatical jihadists – as we have already heard during this debate – including young French citizens. They are seeking to establish an Islamic state in Syria, based on Sharia law.
Madam High Representative, I would like to put two questions to you: do you share the findings of Jacques Beres on the presence of many jihadis on Syrian territory and, if so, what consequences does that have for the European strategy in Syria?
Secondly, how do you intend to deal in the near future with the return of European jihadists from the Syrian battlefield?"@en1
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