I spend my days in the political bubble of Brussels. Hardly a day passes without someone condemning the extreme right. The extreme right should indeed be condemned when it is pro-Russian. The last thing Europe needs is an aggressive and self-assertive Russia. Yet we speak far too little about left-wing extremism - particularly the fusion of far-left politics and Islamism known as Islamoleftism. What we are witnessing in France - and, to some extent, in Belgium - is a wave of Islamoleftist violence and chaos that can now fairly be described as an intifada. We recently voted in Strasbourg on stronger measures against “entryism” - the infiltration of society’s institutions by the Muslim Brotherhood. Who proved to be the Muslim Brotherhood’s friends? The Left, of course. But unfortunately also the Greens and S&D. They opposed these stronger measures. This campaign against the established order in the heart of Europe must be resolutely opposed. Let us be honest: even if French lycées had just ten pupils per class, were housed in palaces and were equipped with gold-plated taps and leather-bound books, the Islamoleftists would simply find another excuse for rebellion. The schools are merely the pretext. The target is the social order itself.