French attacks cast uncomfortable spotlight on Brussels district

By Robert-Jan Bartunek and Barbara Lewis BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Two of the attackers behind Friday's assault on Paris were French nationals who had been in living in Brussels, Belgian officials said on Sunday as Prime Minister Charles Michel declared his nation was no place for "preachers of hatred". One lived in central Brussels and one in Molenbeek, a poor, immigrant quarter of the Belgian capital already viewed as a possible launch pad for Islamist violence due to links with previous attacks in