Amaury Bucco reported that Elias d'Imzalène disputed the version of the mayor of Trappes, Ali Rabeh, regarding his presence at a press conference held after the attack described as racist on Friday, October 23, in the presence of ministers Laurent Nuñez and Aurore Bergé. On X, Ali Rabeh claimed that Elias d'Imzalène had infiltrated the conference by posing as a journalist and placed the blame on the state's press and security services. He also asserted that he had no connection with him. When questioned by Valeurs, Elias d'Imzalène denied infiltrating or claiming to be a journalist. He stated that entry was free and that the mayor and his team had recognized and greeted him. He also claimed to have known Ali Rabeh for a long time and to have had connections with him, while judging his positions on Islamophobia to be "a little lukewarm." Elias d'Imzalène also expressed his satisfaction that Ali Rabeh had mentioned Islamophobia during the press conference and believed that his presence had prompted it. https://t.co/A6m3AsOsmL #Trappes #Islamophobie #Politique (translated)




