Raids against the group Muslim Interaktiv reveal that Islamists in Germany remain active. Former model Hanna Hansen and Salafist Sven Lau spread radical messages online. They propel the scene forward with new methods, as shown in a SPIEGEL TV film.
Recent raids against Muslim Interaktiv underscore the persistent presence of Islamist networks in Germany. The group, which disseminates radical content, is driven by figures like Salafist Sven Lau and former model Hanna Hansen, who became a Salafist.
Hansen, once known as a model, has joined the Salafist scene and now shares extreme messages online. Together with Lau, they employ innovative online strategies to revitalize the Islamist movement. These developments are illuminated in a SPIEGEL TV film that examines the propaganda activities of Caliphate Islamists.
The film highlights how such actors continue to exert influence despite authorities' measures. There are no specific timelines or numbers in the reports, but the raids signal an escalation in efforts against extremism. The coverage remains limited to fact-based observations, without speculation.