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The author of the message stated that Ali Rabeh, the mayor of Trappes, was calling for the choice of the Republic, which he presented as the right path against racist hatred and the attacks associated with it. https://t.co/U58jzZmroF #République #LutteContreLaHaine #Solidarité #FR (translated)

The author denounced what he described as indecency during the question-and-answer session, particularly the comparison between the death of a man murdered because of his skin color and supposed religion and that of a neo-Nazi activist. He also criticized the refusal of a national tribute, stating that all victims of attacks had received one. (translated)

The harsh law, but the law wrote that a tax of 0.8% on all car and home insurance contracts, which he called the "Nahel tax," could likely be established by decree. He added that it would be in addition to a 30% increase planned for 2027 for the so-called attack tax, already paid by policyholders to compensate victims of serious offenses and attacks. He cited Les Échos and France Info as sources. #Assurance #Taxes #France (translated)

The legislative elections in Israel, scheduled for October 27, 2026, represent a crucial moment for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has been in difficulty since the attacks of October 7, 2023, as more than seven million Israelis are called to vote in a ballot seen as a referendum on his political survival. #ElectionsIsraéliennes #BenyaminNétanyahou #PolitiqueIsraélienne (translated)

The former national anti-terrorism prosecutor, Jean-François Ricard, contests the claims of a lawyer regarding a differentiated treatment of far-right attackers compared to those of jihadist attacks, calling these allegations a serious falsehood. #AttentatRaciste #Justice #ExtrêmeDroit (translated)

The rabbit from the future claimed that La France insoumise had published, in 48 hours, more tweets about the Trappes attack than about the dozens of Islamist attacks that had struck the country over the previous 15 years combined. He believed that this comparison revealed everything one needed to know about the party, which he vehemently insulted. #France #Attentats #Politique (translated)

Régis de Castelnau accused Emmanuel Macron of having been installed at the Élysée by a "coup d'état" and cited Jacques Attali, François Hollande, the Socialist Party, magistrates, and plutocrats among those he held responsible. He stated that they should be held accountable. He also reproached the president for exploiting the tragedy in Trappes by presenting a planned act of terrorism against individuals based on their skin color or religion as unprecedented, which he argued amounted to denying the attacks, racist or religious murders, and terrorist acts that have occurred in France since 1980. In his message, de Castelnau accused Macron of wanting to directly frame freedom of expression and assembly without having the competence to do so. He recalled that, in his view, Article 11 of the Declaration of the Rights of Man guarantees this freedom and that protests require a prior declaration, not a request for authorization. He also mentioned a bill presented 50 years ago by the Minister of the Interior under Georges Pompidou, which the Constitutional Council had rejected because it established a regime of prior authorization. De Castelnau asserted that prefects could prohibit a demonstration likely to disturb public order, under the judge's control, but not solely on the grounds of the order desired by Macron. He indicated that the Council of State had reminded that the presidential declaration could not, on its own, affect the exercise of the freedoms to protest and assemble. https://t.co/WS1f4tPP8u #LibertéDExpression #Manifestation #PolitiqueFrance (translated)

The author criticized Sarah Knafo for her indecency and reminded that her mentor, Zemmour, notably claimed that Trappes was governed by Islamic law, among hundreds of comments he qualified as Islamophobic. He accused Knafo of having done everything to make these racist attacks happen and invoked respect for the victims. #Islamophobie #Racisme #Respect #FR (translated)

Cerfia reported that Emmanuel Macron stated that France was in mourning after the terrorist attacks in Trappes and La Verrière, which he described as of extreme severity and characterized as having a proven racist nature. He indicated that Mr. Pengo Bossio Wangi had been killed and that five other people were in absolute emergency, including a little girl who was fighting for her life. The president expressed the Nation's support for the victims and their families and reaffirmed his determination to combat racism. He also recalled that attacks in recent years had targeted Christians because they were Christians and Jews because they were Jews, adding that no victim should be forgotten and no pain should be hierarchized. Macron called for defending the unity of France and republican values, as well as combating racism, antisemitism, and other forms of hatred and persecution based on religion or skin color. #JusticePourLesVictimes #UnitéNationale #LutteContreLeRacisme (translated)

The author expressed his solidarity with compatriots who are victims of racist attacks, particularly the residents of Trappes targeted by the mentioned attack and the Jewish citizens targeted by other attacks. He believes that the president has already forgotten them and described Islamist terrorism as a plague. #Solidarité #AntiRacisme #Terrorisme #FR #IL (translated)

Pierre Sautarel wrote that an 18-year-old had been 4 years old during the killings of Mohamed Merah in Toulouse and Montauban, 6 years old during the attacks against Charlie Hebdo and the Hyper Cacher, 7 years old at the time of the Bataclan and the November 13 attacks, and 8 years old during the Nice attack, the Magnanville incident, and the assassination of Father Jacques Hamel. He continued the timeline by mentioning the death of Lieutenant Colonel Arnaud Beltrame in Trèbes, when this young person was 10 years old, then the murders of Samuel Paty and Dominique Bernard in Arras, which he claimed happened when he was 12 and 15 years old respectively. He also mentioned Covid and the lockdowns at the beginning of adolescence, the war in Ukraine, and the riots of 2023. According to him, this generation had grown up with terrorism, tributes, moments of silence, security measures, and images of violence that had become almost permanent. Finally, he strongly criticized a woman from Sciences Po regarding her reference to October 17, 1961, using a sexist insult against her. #Terrorisme #Génération #Mémoire (translated)

The Supreme Court of the United States has rejected the appeal of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the main suspect in the September 11, 2001 attacks, who sought to reinstate a plea agreement, thus paving the way for his military trial scheduled for June 2028 in Guantanamo. #11Septembre #Guantánamo #Terrorisme (translated)