Obadiah: My silence does not blame me

Salah Abdelam, the only surviving jihadist commandos who attacked Paris on November 13, 2015, appeared for the first time publicly in Brussels today on suspicion of participating in gun confrontation with police in March 2016.

This process in the criminal court is just the beginning of what will be held in France for attacks marking 130 people dead, although it is eager that the proclaimed public enemy number one will break the silence.

Transferd in late April 2016 to Fleury-Merogis in the Parisian region, Abbeslam left the French prison last night to move to Belgium, is known by sources close to the issue.

French citizen of Moroccan origin aged 28, who grew up in Molenbeek, Brussels' renowned neighbourhood where he radicalized, appears as the brain of a jihadist cell involved in at least three key terrorist issues.

The November 2015 attacks in Paris, those of March 2016 in Brussels (32 dead) and the failed attack on the Thalys Amsterdam-Paris train in August 2015 testify probably to a single operation of the Islamic State jihadist organisation (ISIS), the Belgian federal prosecutor suggests.