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The author believed that the condemnations were no longer sufficient and that action needed to be taken. He stated that violent Israeli settlers had attacked a European delegation in the West Bank on Saturday, which included the Consul General of Belgium in Jerusalem, and described the attack as outrageous. #Israël #Cisjordanie #Violence #IL #BE (translated)

Erik Tegnér indicated that he republished the editorial presenting his magazine dedicated to Youssef Badr, following the opening of an inquiry by the Paris public prosecutor's office. He said he did not know if he himself was directly targeted and accused the press of maintaining confusion. He condemned the insults and threats directed at the judge, while defending the journalistic work of his team. He also mentioned the respect for opposing views and fact-checking, as well as his personal withdrawal from conducting the inquiry. According to him, the subject was of public interest and did not reveal any sensitive information. Referring to an AFP dispatch, Tegnér stated that to his knowledge, his team was not directly targeted by the inquiry, which, according to the agency, concerned threats. He added that the term "defamation" had, in his opinion, never been used since Tuesday, despite the 30 pages of the inquiry. He invited the public to form their own opinion, to buy the magazine at newsstands, to engage in polite debate, and to focus on the substance without being intimidated. #journalisme #enquête #libertédexpression (translated)

Hortefeux regains a seat as a Member of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, despite his conviction in the first instance to a sentence of ineligibility in the Kadhafi trial. The one whom Dati referred to as "the fascist" can hold office while awaiting the decision on appeal. Doesn't the right scream about judicial leniency? (translated)

The author estimated that Félix Tshisekedi was living his last moments in power. He presented several recent events as signs of his isolation: the resumption of diplomatic relations between Belgium and Rwanda, which he referred to as an enemy, the appearance of Joseph Kabila at the head of the politico-military movement FRN without significant condemnation from the international community, and a search conducted by Belgian justice at Tshisekedi's home and that of his close associates. According to the author, the Congolese president had lost his support from Belgium, France, and the United States, while he had no reliable allies in Africa. He criticized those who minimized the significance of these events and argued that Donald Trump had not advanced peace in the DRC despite signing an agreement more than a year ago. Reminding that Bill Richardson had warned Mobutu to leave power or risk being dragged into the street, he urged Tshisekedi to prepare for his departure in order to avoid a repetition of history. #Rdc #Afrique #Politique (translated)

Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, detained for three years in Iran, are facing growing despair and unbearable living conditions, exacerbated by the ongoing war and their heavy sentences, but remain hopeful due to ongoing negotiations for their release. #Iran #otages #CécileKohler (translated)

The Paris Court of Appeal and the Superior Council of the Judiciary express strong concern over the threats and racist attacks directed at Judge Youssef Badr, following the conviction of Erik Tegnér, founder of a far-right media outlet, for disclosing personal data. #Justice #ExtrêmeDroite #Menaces (translated)

The Jarl expressed his support for Alice Cordier and stated that she would not face any conviction. He added that, in his opinion, those he targeted were lucky that the right had no choice but to accept everything, including the unacceptable. https://t.co/kKuF0BIaSS #Soutien #Justice #Politique (translated)

The first president of the Paris Court of Appeal, Jacques Boulard, expresses his very strong concern over the unprecedented attacks against magistrate Youssef Badr, targeted since the conviction of Erik Tegnér, founder of the identity media Frontières. #Justice #LibertéExprimer #Racisme (translated)

Destination Télé denounced what it described as a new aggression against CNEWS journalists by HEC students. The account also stated that the journalist associations of BFMTV, LCI, France TV, and France Inter had still not condemned the events. https://t.co/p9c8WAYsPq #Journalisme #LibertéDeLaPresse #HEC (translated)

The president of the Court of Appeal of Paris expressed his deep concern over the attacks targeting magistrate Youssef Badr in Bobigny, following the conviction of activist Erik Tegnér, stressing the seriousness and unprecedented scale of these assaults on social media. #Justice #LibertéDexpression #ExtrêmeDroite (translated)

Marine Tondelier, candidate for the Ecologists in the presidential election, reiterates her condemnation of all forms of violence in response to the insinuations of Sébastien Lecornu during his intervention on BFMTV. #MarineTondelier #ÉlectionPrésidentielle #LesÉcologistes (translated)

Marine Le Pen and her lawyers are preparing to defend their position before the Court of Cassation regarding the conviction for embezzlement of public funds that weighs on her, while trying to buy time before the presidential election of 2027. #MarineLePen #RassemblementNational #CourdeCassation (translated)

Erik Tegnér announced the publication of an investigation of more than thirty pages on the magistrate Youssef Badr, conducted over three months and based, according to him, on the testimonies of more than 22 sources. He defended the press's right to investigate a person who has chosen to expose themselves in the media, particularly in a book, interviews, and conferences. Tegnér stated that his editorial team had reached out to Badr ten times since July 8 to obtain his responses, without success. He added that the emails had been forwarded to Canard enchaîné and that Libération and this newspaper had published articles about the investigation before its release. He described these publications as an attempt at pressure and delegitimization. The editorial director specified that he himself had been sentenced in the first instance by Badr to six months in prison suspended for an investigation into immigration lawyers, and that he had appealed. He stated that he had kept himself away from research, interviews, and investigations to avoid any doubt about his impartiality. Tegnér condemned the insults and threats directed at Badr, while asserting that this should not prevent the publication of the investigation. He indicated that the magazine would be available the next day in more than 5,000 kiosks across France. #Journalisme #Enquête #Justice (translated)

Mohammed Al-Issa indicated that the Muslim World League was receiving messages and calls from Islamic figures, including muftis and scholars, condemning the actions of the Houthi militia against Saudi Arabia and expressing their solidarity with the Kingdom. According to him, these figures supported the measures taken by Riyadh to protect the holy sites of Mecca and Medina as well as Saudi territory. He added that they believed the militia posed a threat to international peace and security, energy supply, and the global economy. They also reportedly expressed their confidence in Saudi Arabia's ability to face this threat and emphasized that the international community shared the responsibility for its consequences. Al-Issa specified that the League would continue to publish the messages and statements received on its electronic portal. #LigueIslamiqueMondiale #SecuriteIslamique #SolidariteMusulmane (translated)