Germany is facing the danger of a rise in the nationalist, right-wing terrorism as reaction to the recent Islamist attacks across Europe, German political expert Alexander Rahr told MIA Rossiya Segodnya.

According to Rahr, Germany is facing a two-fold terrorist threat.

“On the one hand there is Islamist [terrorism], which is partially supported by the external structures like Al-Qaeda and the IS [Daesh]. They have already created a strong underground here. However, there is also a danger that nationalist terror might appear as a response to Islamist ones as it was in the case of the Iranian, who took the gun and opened fire at the Turks, not the Germans,” Rahr said.

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