A Belgian court has given the go ahead for the eventual extradition of terrorism suspect Mehdi Nemmouche to France where he is also wanted on charges of terrorism and kidnapping.<br /><br /> The 31-year-old French national is suspected of killing four people at the Jewish Museum in Brussels in May 2014.<br /><br /> But he is also wanted by investigators in Paris, and Belgian judges have agreed he can be sent back to France when his trial in Brussels is over. <br /><br /> Nemmouche is suspected by Paris of being among the men who captured four French journalists who were held hostage in Syria.<br /><br /> The reporters were released in April 2014 after more than 10 months in captivity.<br /><br /> Nemmouche was known to have fought alongside ISIL militants in Syria.<br />
