A32News - Donald Trump's election as President of the United States has received 45 responses 'positive' of the terrorist group Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
Abu Omar Khorasani, Commander ISIS in Afghanistan, warned that the election of Trump it even easier for them to recruit thousands of jihadists.
According to him, the campaign rhetoric that triggered Trump Islamophobia can be used as a propaganda tool to bring new fighters for the war in the Middle East.
"The ban on Muslims to America will also help us to recruit, especially young people, who are dissatisfied with Western culture. Trump was a maniac. His hatred against Islam further facilitate our work," said Khorasani, as quoted by website news.com.au, Wednesday , November 16, 2016.
Meanwhile, Iraqi Shi'ite Muslim cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, said that if Trump can not distinguish between extremist and moderate Islam.
He also said, Trump also faced the fact that the words of his actions could trigger more extremism.
Al-Sadr is the leader of a group that is contrary to ISIS and Al-Qaeda. Group never provoke or attack the West.
Earlier, Trump several times spoke strongly against militant groups in the campaign and pledged to combat radical Islam.
However, after the election is over, Trump 'loosening its policy' by saying it would not prohibit Muslims entering the US total.
Rather like suspending immigration migrants originating from countries with a record of terrorism.
However, Trump expressed some detail his plan in the fight against terror groups such as ISIS, Taliban and Al Qaeda, which is quite representative political views are extensive.
