> Operation targeted 60 people accused of posting far-right content to a private Facebook group

Does "private" Facebook means what I think it means? I.e. outsiders won't see this at all? What's the problem there then? Next time they'll raid my bedroom because they don't like what goes on there?

> most of the suspects were accused of posting... xenophobic... messages

What's wrong in being xenophobic, from moral perspective? Is it now a requirement for me to avoid feeling emotions against people who I don't approve?

> "strong rise in verbal radicalism"

It's definitely easier to combat verbal xenophobes than real terrorists. First of all, they don't shoot back at you.