Could the doors of Europe close to those with 'Islam' on their ID?

The events unfolding between Palestine and Israel have caused an anti-Islamic front to form in Europe.

Europe's leading right-wing tabloid newspapers have adopted an anti-Islamic tone in the reports they have published one after another.

Germany's most-read newspaper, Bild, wrote in a report served to its readers the other day that demonstrators who wanted to protest the events in Palestine wanted to establish a caliphate like the Islamic State.

In the commentary piece signed by Frank Schneider and Justin Brosch, it was reported that approximately three thousand demonstrators marched to the city center of Essen with chants of 'Allahu Akbar'.

The report used the phrase, "According to Islamists, the solution lies in a strict religious caliphate that also includes Germany." In other words, it was implied that they are dreaming of an Islamic state in the heart of Europe.

It was recalled that Ahmet Tamim, who took part as a speaker at the demonstration, was a member of the Hizb-ut Tahrir party, which was banned from operating in Germany in 2003.

In an article in The Sun, one of England's most-read right-wing newspapers, supporters of Palestine were described as 'Islamist thugs and ignorant youths'.

INTEGRATION PROBLEM

So, what is the real reason for Europe being so anti-Islamic? The answer to this question lies in the statements of British Home Secretary Suella Braverman. Braverman, who stands out with her anti-immigrant rhetoric, stated, "They come from abroad, they don't learn the language, they don't adopt British values, and they don't participate in British life," a stance that is actually the common view of all European politicians…

Whether they are entirely wrong is debatable!

In many countries in Europe, settlers establish their own neighborhoods and live according to their own cultures. For example, in Germany, France, and England, there are Turkish neighborhoods, Somali neighborhoods, Iranian neighborhoods…

They continue their lives without learning the language spoken in the country where they live.

They maintain the food and beverage cultures they are accustomed to in their home countries. They shop at markets that sell their own products and walk around in local attire. It is as if they are creating miniatures of the countries they came from and living there.

The Muslim population, which is gradually increasing in Europe, is exactly why politicians are afraid. The Palestine protests have shown once again that there is a very significant Muslim population in Europe. And this is a population that does not integrate into the countries they are in and does not live like them!

EUROPE DOES NOT WANT IMMIGRANTS

Europe's policy on illegal immigrants is clear. The giant walls built on the Greek border and the pushback incidents in the Aegean Sea at the cost of lives are realities we hear about frequently every day.

England's plan to send immigrants to Rwanda and the large barge, referred to as a floating prison, where they house immigrants, are constantly on the international public agenda.

The money they pay to many countries, especially Turkey, to prevent the passage of immigrants to Europe is also an indicator of how serious they are on this issue.

So, considering all these parameters, could European countries try other ways to close their doors to those with 'Islam' on their ID in the near future?

Although it does not seem very possible according to international law, governments primarily think of their own people and voters. The anti-Islamic nationalist thought spreading rapidly in Europe could change the current policy of tolerance.