Salah Abdeslam, the only surviving terrorist who helped carry out several attacks in Paris in November of 2015 that killed 130 people, went on trial in a Belgium court on charges relating to his flight from authorities in France. Abdeslam is accused of possessing illegal weapons and of the attempted murder of police officers after he was cornered in the Molenbeek section of Brussels. He had been the subject of one of the most intense manhunts in Europe's history and was on the run for four months before his capture. He is not expected to go on trial in France for his role in the Paris attacks until 2020. At his trial, Abdeslam said he will not respond to questions from the judge. BBC: My silence does not make me a criminal, it's my defence," he said. Abdeslam, 28, claimed that Muslims were "judged mercilessly", and said he was placing his trust in Allah and the Prophet Mohammed. "I am not afraid of you, I am not afraid of your...(Read Full Post)