Spain and Morocco have reportedly arrested fourteen people with suspected links to the group calling itself Islamic State (ISIL).<br /><br /> Spain’s interior ministry said in a statement that the detained people are suspected of recruiting fighters to join ISIL in Syria and Iraq. <br /><br /> Suspects were arrested in the outskirts of Madrid and in other cities and towns in Morocco .. as part of a joint operation between the two countries. <br /><br /> “We have to take in account that we are confronting terrorism, a jihadist terrorism an international terrorism, that has no location, where the location where they are arrested, has a relative significance,” said Spain’s Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez Diez.<br /><br /> “All the countries are threatened by these barbarians. We have already said that this is not a religious war, but a war of barbarity to all those who oppose to their fanatic interpretation of Islam, that has nothing to do with the real Islam,” Fernandez added.<br /><br /> The crackdown comes days after a Moroccan man
