Indonesian News One The State Islamic University (UIN) Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung not want a lot of talk about the existence of a handful of people who support the radical group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
Campus revealed, this movement could have emerged from the students. However, the UIN admits that they have to review them academically.
"Actually, an academic says it should not be misguided, it does not go astray except on the basis of academic argument," said Deddy Ismatullah, Rector of UIN Sunan Gunung Djati, respond to declarations of support for the group in UIN Syarif Hidayatullah, Jakarta, Tuesday (5/8).
In terms of practical politics, according to Deddy emergence of support for ISIS movement in Indonesia could be considered a threat. This concern was built as a preventive measure not repressive state that is not missed. "I was researching, I should not be any talking," he said when asked to comment about ISIS.
For in Bandung, he assesses support for this movement has not been widespread. However, he sees ISIS may have evolved from the students or groups of people who are dissatisfied with the injustices of the world. Injustice which he means for example the occupation of Palestine by Israel.
When asked potential acts of terrorism that may arise from this movement, Deddy disagreed. He saw the real terrorist is Israel and America. "It must be a positive response, so how could the world upside down, they (Israel-red) that hit the country in a legitimate, I said that America and Israel are terrorists," he said.
Meanwhile in a separate place, Inspector General of Police Mochamman Iriawan, West Java police chief said he had instructed all Kasatpol. This he said, according to the instructions of the Police to do the same in the areas to be alert to the emergence of ISIS.
He also pleaded for the community support and the role it can block movement. "Yesterday there were streamed understood by one who is still in prison but against society, society is anti all. They fight against terrorism and ISIS understand this," he said.
