Afghan terrorist Jawed S. (19, rejected asylum seeker, last residence in Rhineland-Palatinate / Germany) indiscriminately shoots two American tourists at Amsterdam Central Station with a knife and severely injures them. His motive: "insulting Islam in the Netherlands". It breaks out panic. The police shoot down the killer and take him to the hospital. A day later, the city administration announces that there is a terrorist motive. The Afghan was interrogated by an interpreter. One day before the attack, the Taliban called for terror against Dutch soldiers. A Pakistani (26) was arrested in The Hague for having announced in a video on Facebook that he was attempting to assassinate the Dutch right-wing populist Geert Wilders (54). The reason for this was Wilder's plans to hold a competition for caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad. Wilders had said a little later that he had stopped the competition scheduled for November. He didnâ € ™ t want â € œthat the contest â € œis used as an excuse for Islamist violenceâ €. The cartoon competition had provoked fierce protests in Islamic countries. UPDATE: The two Americans are seriously injured, but no longer in mortal danger. At the request of the Dutch judicial authorities, the German police carry out a search in the house of the offender. Multiple disks are confiscated. In which city in Germany the man lived, the police does not reveal. He had filed a complaint against a refusal of asylum claim that the suit had not yet been decided. In this respect, he has a "residence permit" in Germany.

The Afghan Nasir A. (23) walks around with a 25 cm long kitchen knife and waves it around shouting "Allahu akbar". At first he appears in a language school, then he flees in the direction of Prague Street in front of the police. There he can be arrested by the special unit â € œlebELâ € (life-threatening operational situations).

Chief Federal Prosecutor arrests 36-year-old Syrian national Hamad A. He is strongly suspected of having participated as a member of the foreign terrorist group "Jabhat al-Nusra" (JaN) and the war in Syria. U-detention is ordered.

During the morning Mass, an Afghan (20) stops in the cathedral. He wears electronic devices and bottles under his jacket that bulge out of the suspicious wires. The cathedral and the cathedral square are evacuated and cordoned off to check out the potential terrorist. He does not want to intentionally bring about the police operation.