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Content: The possibility of airstrikes against Islamic State in Syria sparked protests in London. Those who question the bombings fear a repeat of the long-running conflict in Iraq.

And many European countries have increased their alert levels, convinced that IS may try something similar again.

But what should be the response to this situation?

This Wednesday the parliaments of the United Kingdom and Germany vote on controversial proposals to bomb IS positions in Syria.

But this possibility causes deep divisions.

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For some, attacking IS in Syria will destroy the Islamist group's infrastructure. For others, it will only increase chaos on the ground and the risk of attacks on European territory.

BBC Mundo explains the main arguments for and against joining the bombings, in which Russia, France and a coalition led by the US are already participating.

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The organization Airwars, which monitors civilian deaths in conflicts, said that in October alone the Russian campaign against IS positions in Syria left at least 250 civilians dead.

Arab TV networks also reported civilian casualties, including children, from the bombings that France launched against IS in the Syrian city of Raqa, after the Paris attacks.

Those who question the bombings say they will only increase the suffering of civilians in Syria, where four years of civil war have left more than 210,000 dead, including at least 100,000 civilians, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an organization based in the United Kingdom.

The conflict has also generated four million refugees and at least 7.6 million internally displaced people, according to the UN.

In his speech to the British Parliament, British Prime Minister David Cameron said that "experts" had identified "about 70,000 Syrian opposition fighters on the ground who do not belong to extremist groups."

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En pocos años el autodenominado Estado Islámico se ha convertido en uno de los grupos yihadistas más radicales y brutales, responsable de violentos ataques como el que dejó 130 muertos en París el pasado 13 de noviembre.<end_of_turn><eos>