A look at a mosque in Pantheon, northeast of the French capital, Paris, shows that the situation may be different at the moment.
The building is built in the style of hangars for large aircraft, where they are designed and maintained. But the mosque was empty and closed.
An official order has been sent to the mosque to post the video on social media, targeting the recently murdered French teacher Samuel Petty to take part in the Islamic Movement’s campaign. The mosque is closed for this reason.
Following the assassination of Samuel Petty in Paris, the power of the French government against “extremist Islam” increased.
In this regard, the government has decided to set up various committees of inquiry, shut down the order, and many have proposed new plans and comments that were difficult to remember.
According to the report, French President Emmanuel Macron told his defense council last week that “fear is now changing the course.”
Following the incident, the government announced various measures, including a search of 120 homes, the disbandment of organizations allegedly promoting Islamic rhetoric, and the financing of terrorists. This includes additional teacher support and network pressure. effective social content monitoring.
This is not the first time such incidents have occurred during the French presidency. To date, about 20 people have been brutally killed during his presidency, including police, a girl and shoppers at a New Year’s market.
But this time the government was forced to take such drastic measures.
Detailed monitoring
Jerome Forkiet, a political analyst, says the attack was different in that it targeted the teacher and was a brutal way of killing him. Changed
(We are no longer confronted with organized jihadist networks, but with terrorists living our country, missing people who have now become extremists.) The government believes that it is not enough to just respond to law enforcement. Now they have to have websites.” and watch social media, because in that incident we saw how hatred fills people’s minds. This system needs to change now.
Jerome Forquiet outlined the government’s position on countering the ideological dangers of French law, saying that according to the survey, one-third of the country’s teachers said they were unhappy with the assistance in France. But they are forced to “abstain”.
However, Laurent Mochili, a sociologist at the National Center for Scientific Research, says Emmanuel Macron has responded strongly for political reasons, especially after the 2022 presidential election.
He said, Emmanuel Macron is working to add oil to the fire. They do not want to be seen as weak in the eyes of the country’s right-wing and right-wing parties. His main goal is to win the next election, so he wants to convince the right voters that he has taken into account the issues that have been affecting the right-wing parties since the 10th century.
Last week’s vote showed France’s right-wing leader Marine Le Pen is the most powerful leader in the fight against terrorism.
French President Emmanuel Macron is four percent behind them, and the two are likely to meet after 18 months.
President Emmanuel Macron believes he is a strong leader abroad and his actions in the country’s economy, but sees security issues as his weakness.
But Marine Le Pen, a right-winger, demanded a public declaration of Islam against the French national identity.
Regional tensions
French President Emmanuel Macron was careful to distinguish between security and socialist threats. She has long avoided the issue of headscarves, burqas and halal food at school.
But in France, the policy of religious expression has always been violent.
In September, Emmanuel Macron , a member of La Repubblica’s parliament, walked out of the National Assembly in March when he was asked to cover a woman’s testimony with a handkerchief.
“I can’t accept that we in parliament, which is the essence of democracy, have to accept someone who has a hijab,” he said.
Government officials, such as teachers and mayors, were not allowed to express their beliefs openly, but public officials were not legally subject to such restrictions.
However, from time to time, controversy arises as to whether parents who wear the hijab can accompany their children on school trips. Or can swimmers wear the “Burkina Faso” on the French coast?
These differences are accompanied by right-wing debates, in which accusations are made of a “welcoming policy,” while left-wing parties speak of “Islamophobia”.
And in this hot policy, after the murder of a teacher, this last madness has arisen, which is killed by showing a sketch of the Prophet of Islam.
Although this increases the support of President Emmanuel Macron in France, it also increases his criticism in other countries.
Protests erupted in Libya, Bangladesh and the Gaza Strip, with voices calling for a boycott of French goods as the word war between Franco-Turkey escalated.
Last week, the French president, who spoke in support of secular values, said his country would never give up on such plans afteFrench President’s Statement on Islam: French Government’s Violence Against “Extremist Islam”, Relations with Turkey
A look at a mosque in Pantheon, northeast of the French capital, Paris, shows that the situation may be different at the moment.
The building is built in the style of hangars for large aircraft, where they are designed and maintained. But the mosque was empty and closed.
An official order has been sent to the mosque to post the video on social media, targeting the recently murdered French teacher Samuel Petty to take part in the Islamic Movement’s campaign. The mosque is closed for this reason.
Following the assassination of Samuel Petty in Paris, the power of the French government against “extremist Islam” increased.
In this regard, the government has decided to set up various committees of inquiry, shut down the order, and many have proposed new plans and comments that were difficult to remember.
According to the report, French President Emmanuel Macron told his defense council last week that “fear is now changing the course.”
Following the incident, the government announced various measures, including a search of 120 homes, the disbandment of organizations allegedly promoting Islamic rhetoric, and the financing of terrorists. This includes additional teacher support and network pressure. effective social content monitoring.
This is not the first time such incidents have occurred during the French presidency. To date, about 20 people have been brutally killed during his presidency, including police, a girl and shoppers at a New Year’s market.
But this time the government was forced to take such drastic measures.
Detailed monitoring
Jerome Forkiet, a political analyst, says the attack was different in that it targeted the teacher and was a brutal way of killing him. Changed
(We are no longer confronted with organized jihadist networks, but with terrorists living our country, missing people who have now become extremists.) The government believes that it is not enough to just respond to law enforcement. Now they have to have websites.” and watch social media, because in that incident we saw how hatred fills people’s minds. This system needs to change now.
Jerome Forquiet outlined the government’s position on countering the ideological dangers of French law, saying that according to the survey, one-third of the country’s teachers said they were unhappy with the assistance in France. But they are forced to “abstain”.
However, Laurent Mochili, a sociologist at the National Center for Scientific Research, says Emmanuel Macron has responded strongly for political reasons, especially after the 2022 presidential election.
He said, Emmanuel Macron is working to add oil to the fire. They do not want to be seen as weak in the eyes of the country’s right-wing and right-wing parties. His main goal is to win the next election, so he wants to convince the right voters that he has taken into account the issues that have been affecting the right-wing parties since the 10th century.
Last week’s vote showed France’s right-wing leader Marine Le Pen is the most powerful leader in the fight against terrorism.
French President Emmanuel Macron is four percent behind them, and the two are likely to meet after 18 months.
President Emmanuel Macron believes he is a strong leader abroad and his actions in the country’s economy, but sees security issues as his weakness.
But Marine Le Pen, a right-winger, demanded a public declaration of Islam against the French national identity.
Regional tensions
French President Emmanuel Macron was careful to distinguish between security and socialist threats. She has long avoided the issue of headscarves, burqas and halal food at school.
But in France, the policy of religious expression has always been violent.
In September, Emmanuel Macron , a member of La Repubblica’s parliament, walked out of the National Assembly in March when he was asked to cover a woman’s testimony with a handkerchief.
“I can’t accept that we in parliament, which is the essence of democracy, have to accept someone who has a hijab,” he said.
Government officials, such as teachers and mayors, were not allowed to express their beliefs openly, but public officials were not legally subject to such restrictions.
However, from time to time, controversy arises as to whether parents who wear the hijab can accompany their children on school trips. Or can swimmers wear the “Burkina Faso” on the French coast?
These differences are accompanied by right-wing debates, in which accusations are made of a “welcoming policy,” while left-wing parties speak of “Islamophobia”.
And in this hot policy, after the murder of a teacher, this last madness has arisen, which is killed by showing a sketch of the Prophet of Islam.
Although this increases the support of President Emmanuel Macron in France, it also increases his criticism in other countries.
Protests erupted in Libya, Bangladesh and the Gaza Strip, with voices calling for a boycott of French goods as the word war between Franco-Turkey escalated.
Last week, the French president, who spoke in support of secular values, said his country would never give up on such plans after Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan asked President Macron about his mental state in support of the French boycott.
Now France remembers its ambassador.
But like most complicated relationships, it has a long history. Emmanuel Macron has a long list of complaints from his Turkish counterpart, including Turkey’s actions against Kurdish militants in Syria, the exploration of gas in the eastern Mediterranean, and the lifting of the arms embargo in Libya.
And now the shocking killings and French reactions to it, the religious and political boundaries and the use of force have created new tensions between the outside world and France.r Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan asked President Macron about his mental state in support of the French boycott.
Now France remembers its ambassador.
But like most complicated relationships, it has a long history. Emmanuel Macron has a long list of complaints from his Turkish counterpart, including Turkey’s actions against Kurdish militants in Syria, the exploration of gas in the eastern Mediterranean, and the lifting of the arms embargo in Libya.
And now the shocking killings and French reactions to it, the religious and political boundaries and the use of force have created new tensions between the outside world and France.