Denmark: Muslima, 17, who wanted to join ISIS and plotted to blow up two schools, including one for Jewish children, is jailed for eight years

These people are enemy combatants in a war. They are being treated, however, as if they were individual criminals with no connection to a larger struggle. They are charged, serve some time, and are released. This girl will be out in eight years at the latest, and most likely much sooner. What do authorities think will happen then? That she will become a productive member of Danish society? That’s naivete to the point of madness. She is a jihadi now and will be a jihadi when she gets out.

Why did she target a Jewish school? Islamic Jew-hatred: it’s in the Qur’an.

“Danish girl, 17, who wanted to join ISIS and plotted to blow up two schools, including one for Jewish children, is jailed for eight years,” by Sophie Inge, Mailonline, November 27, 2017:

A 17-year-old Danish girl who offered to fight for Islamic State was sentenced on Monday to eight years in prison by the Danish high court for planning bomb attacks on two schools, one of them Jewish.

The high court on Friday found the girl – who was 15 years old at the time – guilty of the offences, upholding an earlier district court ruling.

The district court had initially sentenced her to six years in jail.

The prosecutor had called for her to sentenced to preventive detention indefinitely.

Earlier this year a court in Holbaek heard that she had written notes about planning to carry out attacks in both her former primary school in Farevejle and in a Jewish school in Copenhagen.

The girl, who cannot be named, was arrested last year in her home in a village 40 miles west of Copenhagen after her family alerted the police about suspicious chemical experiments in the basement.

The court said in a statement that investigators found a range of chemicals purchased at a Danish cosmetic chain store.

Experts said the ingredients she had gathered to produce the high explosive acetone peroxide (TATP) were not enough to build a dangerous bomb, but the court underlined her criminal intent and motivations in the ruling.

Police who searched the residence found a handwritten note with the words ‘Allahu Akbar!’ (God is greatest), a date, and the address of the Jewish school in Copenhagen

A second note was marked ‘bomb attack on the infidels’ and gave the address of her own school near Holbaek, a town west of the capital.

She also wrote about her sympathies to ISIS in her notes and tried to contact its leaders via Twitter….