The Paris stabbing suspect is said to have shouted an Islamic slogan after the attack
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The suspect calmed down after the alleged stabbing of three women in Paris on Monday and said, “Allah commanded me” to the crowd that seemed to hold their ground after the terrorist attack.
The incident comes days after another stabbing attack in England and a car attack at the Pride parade in Berlin, Germany.
A 31-year-old man, whose name has not been released, appeared on the ground for allegedly stabbing three women, one of whom was reportedly pregnant.
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Law enforcement patrols immediately following the stabbing attacks in Paris on July 27, 2026. (Kenzo Tribouillard/Getty Images)
French newspaper “Le Figaro” reported his words translated as “Allah commanded me” as police sources said the suspect had an “uneven” profile.
Although many observers, including X, immediately point to Islamic terrorism, French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said he wants to be “more aware of the motive for this act of violence,” pointing to the “incoherent statements” of the suspect.
One version of the exchange quotes one man as replying, “there is no Allah, brother,” after the suspect said it was Allah’s stabbing, while another said the crowd should “stomp on this son of a b—-.”
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“No, really, you’re crazy,” a third person was quoted as saying in French.
“You stabbed my girl here,” the woman said in French.
The suspect is reported to have attacked women at the Two Domes brewery in the Porte de Clichy ward of the French capital.
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Two victims are listed as “emergency”, while the third is listed as a “related emergency”, according to local media.
Reuters reported that they confirmed the image of the suspect stabbing one woman with a knife in each hand.
This attack in the Paris area took place two days after six men were arrested “on suspicion of murder” in connection with the stabbing of a 22-year-old man in Clapham, south-west London, United Kingdom, last week.
The Metropolitan Police told the BBC that the victim died after being stabbed at around 4.30am local time on Saturday near Clapham High Street.
In Berlin, one person was killed and 29 injured after a suspect – later killed by German police – allegedly drove a car into a public meeting.
The suspect in the case, Abdul Ballout, had German citizenship but was “of Lebanese origin,” according to the Associated Press.
The newspaper reported that German officials are considering whether it was an act of Islamic extremism.
The spate of violent incidents comes months after the White House issued a National Security Strategy warning of the “de-civilization” of Europe due to mass migration and immigration, while highlighting a spate of terrorist attacks carried out by immigrants.
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French police work at a crime scene in Paris on July 27, 2026 following a stabbing attack. (Kenzo Tribouillard/Getty Images)
The White House pointed to a range of European data to support the administration’s concerns, citing studies that show asylum migration costs the Netherlands €475,000 per migrant, illegal migration cost France €1.8 billion by 2023 and non-Western migrants commit disproportionate shares of violent crime in Denmark and Germany.
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The immigration status of the suspects in the three latest attacks was not immediately confirmed.
Michael Dorgan of Fox News Digital and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
