State in panic: hunting down another fugitive terrorist in France

Manhunt in France after a second attacker, as reported tonight (Wednesday) by Associated Press from senior officials of the French police.

In addition to the fugitive terrorist Salah Abdel Salaam, the police is looking for another person directly involved in the attack who fled to Paris.

According to the sources, the series of bombings investigation revealed that there is another person directly involved in the attacks, but so far nothing is known about him and he has not yet been identified.

Seven of the terrorists who were known, were killed during the attack: three were killed in the national stadium, three others in Betaklan hall and another killed in a nearby restaurant.

In addition, France was able to identify the person who appeared as a spokesman of the Islamic State and read on its behalf the organization's accountability, published over the weekend.

The speaker is Fabien Cologne, a French citizen from Toulouse, 36 years old and a close friend of terrorist Mohamed Merah of Toulouse, who killed seven people in March 2012, including Rabbi Jonathan Sandler, 30, his small children - 6-year-old Arieh and Gabriel -3; Miriam Monsonego HYD 8 years old, at the Jewish school "Otzar HaTorah" in Toulouse.

Cullen was sentenced to five years in prison in 2009 after being accused of recruiting fighting troops in Iraq to a terrorist organization. He finished serving his sentence in prison, was released and moved to Syria.

Mohammed, brother of the terrorist fugitive a-Salem, appeared on French TV station BFM and called pm his brother to turn himself in, "Salah, give yourself up at the police, so that it can shed light on what happened," he said, "we as family think that as long as it was not proven otherwise, you're still innocent. We are a family, we think of him - where he is? Is he afraid? Is he eating?" the brother said.

The brother himself was arrested in the first wave of arrests after the events of terrorism, but was released when it became clear that he was not linked to the attacks.

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