WATCH: In 2014, Netanyahu predicted terror in France

Already in 2014, not long before France suffered the Islamic State terror attack at Charlie Hebdo headquarters in January 15 that claimed 17 lives – the first of at least four horrific acts of Islamic terror on French soil within a year and a half – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned a French journalist that terror was coming to France.

Discussing Israel’s fight against terror, the Israeli leader warned: “If Israel’s the one that’s blamed here, and not the terrorist; if we don’t stand together, then this terror plague will come to you. It’s just a matter of time.”

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