
The LFI MEP is on trial for advocating terrorism after sharing it on the social network X.
The prosecution requested a 10-month suspended prison sentence and two years of ineligibility against LFI MEP Rima Hassan, accused of advocating terrorism for having relayed on X a publication concerning the author of a 1972 terrorist attack.
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Rima Hassan is being prosecuted for sharing on X concerning Kozo Okamoto, author of a terrorist attack in 1972.
On Monday, the president of the court pushed the hearing of witnesses until late in the evening in order to leave plenty of room, this Tuesday, for pleadings on the merits of the case: was Rima Hassan, yes or no, guilty of glorifying terrorism on March 26? Yes, for the prosecution, which requested a suspended prison sentence of 10 months, accompanied by two years of ineligibility. The public prosecutor noted “no questioning of the facts” on the part of the LFI MEP, who nevertheless has a “responsibility” as an “elected official”. She faced up to 7 years of imprisonment and a fine of 100,000 euros for this offense.
This day in March, the LFI MEP relayed on X a publication from the “Israel Exposed” account dedicated to Kozo Okamoto. This Japanese man was one of the perpetrators of the attack at Tel Aviv airport in 1972, which left 26 people dead. Rima Hassan accompanied this sharing with the French translation of a quote from Okamoto: “I devoted…
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