Discrimination against Muslims May Have Fueled Spain Attacks

The Muslim community in Spain has come under scrutiny after two attacks carried out by immigrants last month killed 15 people.

Most of the attackers were Moroccan-born young men who had been radicalised in Catalonia. That has raised questions about whether migrant communities are integrating into society.

Low wages, poor education and racism are common obstacles to integrating Moroccan immigrant families in the European country.

Al Jazeera's Karl Penhaul reports from the city of Terrassa.

Islamic Extremists 'Break into Church and Spray Allah on Walls before Destroying Crucifix'

The vandals also spray-painted the word 'Allah' on the church

EXPRESS: ISLAMIC vandals were today being blamed for breaking into a church and spray-painting "Allah" on the walls and destroying holy objects.

The attackers smashed wooden statues of the Virgin Mary and Jesus on the cross during the shocking attack earlier this week.

They stormed the Church of our Lady of Carmen in the Spanish town of Rincon de la Victoria, Andalucia on Monday morning. » | Tom Parfitt | Wednesday, November 4, 2015