
The Paris Prosecutor's Office requested an 8-month suspended prison sentence for Barbara Lefebvre, who was tried for her statements against civilians in Gaza.
The Paris Prosecutor's Office requested an 8-month suspended prison sentence for teacher and writer Barbara Lefebvre, who was tried for her remarks against civilians in Gaza in a television broadcast in 2025.
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On February 20, 2025, Lefebvre claimed on the İ24 channel that civilians in Gaza were as responsible as Hamas.
According to the news of the Liberation newspaper, the Paris Prosecutor's Office requested an 8-month suspended prison sentence and a fine of 4 thousand euros for teacher, literary writer and columnist Barbara Lefebvre, who was tried for making hate speech and propagating crimes against humanity due to her statements against civilians in Gaza in a television broadcast in 2025.
French teacher Lefebvre said in a program he attended on the Israel-based İ24 channel on February 20, 2025, that "civilians in Gaza are as responsible as Hamas and Gaza should be evacuated."
Lefebvre, known for his anti-Muslim rhetoric, also used separatist statements in the headscarf debates in France.
The Paris Criminal Court will announce its decision about Lefebvre on November 13.
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The Paris Criminal Court will announce its decision on November 13.
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