Woman will kill Hirsi Ali

Three woman, Fatima, Naima and Khadisja who say they are part of the Hofstad terror network, which they call a friends club, have given an interview in Dutch newspaper "De Volkskrant". They do not use their real names because, they do not want to be recognized by their parents, who do not accept their ideas, they say. One of the woman, Naima, is the wife of Hofstad terror group member Mohammed el M. who is now in detention.

They say Ayaan Hirsi Ali will be murdered by a woman. They did not decide this for tactical reasons. Also for a woman it will be very difficult to come near the heavily guarded Hirsi Ali.

"If Hirsi Ali is murdered by a woman that will have a much bigger impact" says Naima. She also says that the sisters are patient. "even if it will take ten years". But [to avoid prosecution]Fatima, Naima and Kadisja say that they themselves are not prepared to use violence when they are inside The Netherlands. This does not mean that Hirsi Ali is not in danger. Because even if Hirsi Ali would give up and disappear from the media it's still "to late" for her. "She will not escape her punishment: death", says one of the three.

The security of Hirsi Ali knows about the female Muslim threat. Shortly after the murder of Theo van Gogh, a young Muslim woman came to parliament with a book called "The True Muslim" which she wanted to discuss with Hirsi Ali. That book, a call to Jihad, is written by Abu Zubair an pseudonym of Mohammed Bouyeri, the murderer of Theo van Gogh. She left the book and her phone number at the security. At that time Hirsi Ali could not yet know about who wrote the book.

The Dutch intelligence service (AIVD) says they do not give statements about the gender of the 150 radical Muslims they have under surveillance. But they say, they have indications of a growing group of female Muslims who are radicalized.

The three Muslim ladies say, they have joined an other group with the same ideas as the Hofstad group. Naima, is approached by an other 'brother' who has promised financial support. A courier, age 11, brought her money, a laptop and a phone. The 'brothers' operate from Amsterdam and other cities.

See also:
The Hofstad terror trial
Hirsi Ali in court
Spanish prize for Hirsi Ali
Hirsi Ali Receives Emancipation Prize


Source: De Volkskrant, NOS