Forget the official statistics for Europe’s Muslim population. The percentages don’t matter, the age breakdowns do. Europe’s Muslim settler population forms a limited percentage of the overall population but a quite sizable percentage of the population under 30 years old, an even bigger one of the under 20s and a huge one of the child population.

That’s why you have Mohammed emerging as the top baby name across Europe.

Europe’s Muslim terrorists are also getting younger.

In the latest arrest, a Muslim 15 and a 17 year were busted in a terror plot either targeting the Eiffel Tower or a synagogue.

Prosecutors in Paris indicted on Aug. 1 two Muslim teenagers, aged 15 and 17, for plotting terrorist attacks on a synagogue and the Eiffel Tower, French media reported on Wednesday.

Police arrested the defendants, both admirers of the Islamic State terrorist group, on July 29 and 30, respectively, according to a report by Le Figaro, which the AFP news agency confirmed. Police reportedly began monitoring the defendants in April.

The low ages of the terrorists is a trend.

The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office has opened a judicial investigation and is closely monitoring these types of cases. Last May, it even created a section dedicated to radicalized minors. The figures reflect the growing phenomenon: two minors arrested in 2022, fifteen in 2023, eighteen in 2024, and already thirteen in 2025 alone. The threat is not unique to France. The latest Europol report noted that nearly a third of those arrested for terrorism in the European Union in 2024 were under the age of 20

Demographics is destiny and teenage Muslim terrorists are Europe’s destiny unless it changes course. And then ours.