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A airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords member of France's government has said European countries must "wake up" to terror threats airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords of the attacks on Paris on November the 13th. French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve told airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords that: "It is urgent that Europe wakes up, organises airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords and defends itself against the terrorist threat." The Paris attacks left 129 people dead, with over 350 injured. Dozens of those airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords are still in hospital in airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords condition. Mr Cazeneuve said Europe must tighten its airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords as it was too airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords for terrorists to move around Europe. One of the Paris attackers entered Europe from Syria through Greece. He was airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords pretending to be a Syrian airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords.

The French Ambassador Francois Richier echoed Mr Cazeneuve's airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords. He said: "I believe no country in the world will tolerate this. Terrorism is an important airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords. It needs to be addressed. We are airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords raising this issue at the UN Security Council this week and will propose an airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords against terrorism." More and more countries are joining the airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords against terrorism. The British government wants to take airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords in air strikes in Syria. Britain's leader will soon ask airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords to vote on this. Russia is also very active in airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords strikes on terrorist targets in Syria following the airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords of a Russian passenger airamendmentbecausebombingborderscriticalcurrentlyeasyfightinjuredissueitselfpartplanepoliticiansrefugeereportedlyreporterstopwords over Egypt on October the 31st that killed 224 people.