Open-source news on jihadism in France

This section contains news from open sources on persons involved in jihadist activities or criminal activities satellite to jihadism in France.

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  • 08 July 2026

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    Anthony de Monjoie Maurice was sentenced to 19 years in prison for having been part of several jihadist groups in Syria; Other three defendants - presumed dead - were sentenced in absentia to 20 years in prison

    Four men, aged between 30 and 41, were convicted to sentences ranging from 19 to 20 years in prison by the special court of assizes in Paris.

    They were born in Madagascar or Mayotte before becoming radicalised in Réunion, where they attended courses promoting ‘armed jihad’ and underwent physical training, until they left for Syria in 2014, according to the court.

    Anthony de Monjoie Maurice, 40, the only defendant to have appeared in the box – the other three being presumed dead – was sentenced to 19 years in prison. He was accused of planting explosives to prevent the advance of Kurdish troops from the Syrian Democratic Forces, who were fighting IS in northeastern Syria, and of carrying out “surveillance” on behalf of Jabhat al-Nusra between 2014 and 2016. The three other defendants were sentenced in their absence to 20 years in prison.

    Source: https://outremers360.com/bassin-indien-appli/la-reunion-quatre-membres-dune-filiere-djihadiste-condamnes-a-des-peines-de-19-a-20-ans-de-reclusion-criminelle

  • 05 July 2026

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    19-year-old from Antibes has been sentenced by the court of Grasse for a violent anti-Semitic attack that occurred in Juan-les-Pins

    Kiyan L., a 19-year-old from Antibes, was sentenced by the court of Grasse to two years in prison, one of which was suspended for two years, for a violent anti-Semitic attack that occurred on 23 May in Juan-les-Pins, near the Gould pine forest.

    The young man was the subject of a MICAS (Mesure individuelle de contrôle et de surveillance) measure by the Ministry of the Interior. His profile revealed his participation in a jihadist propaganda channel on Telegram, his sharing of execution videos, and his admiration for Islamist terrorism. Photos of weapons were also found on his phone.

    Source: https://www.nicematin.com/societe/justice/agression-antisemite-a-juan-les-pins-le-lourd-profil-du-jeune-antibois-condamne-devoile-au-tribunal-10688173

  • 26 June 2026

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    Charaf-Din Aberouz sentenced to 30 months’ imprisonment for making death threats against the lawyer Thibault de Montbrial

    Charaf-Din Aberouz was found guilty of death threats against the lawyer Thibault de Montbrial and sentenced to 30 months’ imprisonment. Three years in prison were requested by the prosecution.

    He was accused of having targeted the lawyer in 2023 during the trial of the Magnanville attack at the end of which his brother, Mohamed Lamine Aberouz, was sentenced to life imprisonment.

    Source: https://www.quebecnouvelles.com/menaces-contre-me-thibault-de-montbrial-un-djihadiste-condamne-a-de-la-prison-ferme-1375861.html

  • 23 June 2026

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    National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office has issued its final indictment regarding the murder of Professor Dominique Bernard in Arras, perpetrated by Mohammed Mogouchkov

    Two and a half years after the murder of Professor Dominique Bernard in Arras by Mohammed Mogouchkov, a radicalised former pupil, the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office has issued its final indictment. Three months after the conclusion of the judicial investigation was notified to the parties on 25 March, the Public Prosecutor’s Office stated to Ouest-France that on 23 June, it had requested that the attacker be tried by the Special Juvenile Assize Court for murder in connection with a terrorist enterprise. Regarding his younger brother, who was a minor at the time of the offences, the Public Prosecutor’s Office requested that the ‘complicity’ charges be dropped, but demanded that he be tried for participating in a terrorist organisation. Finally, regarding a cousin, the Office requested that the case be referred to the Children’s Court for failing to report a crime. The investigating judges must now decide whether to proceed to trial, which could take place in 2027.

    Source: https://auray.maville.com/actu/actudet_-attentat-d-arras-un-proces-requis-deux-ans-et-demi-apres-l-assassinat-de-dominique-bernard-_54135-7374302_actu.Htm

  • 17 June 2026

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    Council of State brushes aside Salah Abdeslam’s appeal to lift his isolation

    Salah Abdeslam, the only surviving member of the murderous commando behind the 13 November attacks, saw his appeal to the Council of State dismissed. He demanded an easing of his detention conditions: an end to isolation, access to family living units and an end to full searches.

    Incarcerated at Vendin-le-Vieil in Pas-de-Calais, the terrorist contested his regime of incarceration and intended to “put an end to the indignity of his conditions of detention”.

    Source: https://www.europe1.fr/police-justice/info-europe-1-le-conseil-detat-balaie-le-recours-de-salah-abdeslam-pour-lever-son-isolement-955427

  • 13 June 2026

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    Mohamed Lamine Aberouz, sentenced to life imprisonment, is demanding an end to his prison isolation

    Mohamed Lamine Aberouz, who was sentenced to life imprisonment, is demanding an end to his solitary confinement. On 12 June 2026, his legal advisers officially submitted a request to the administrative court.

    This legal manoeuvre is notable for its timing. It occurred just a few hours before 13 June, the painful tenth anniversary of the deaths of two police officers, who were killed in their home in front of their three-year-old son by Larossi Abballa. Abballa is said to have been a close childhood friend of Aberouz. The attack took place in Yvelines (Magnanville).

    Aberouz was sentenced on 11 October 2023 by the Paris Special Assize Court. He was tried for complicity in the murder of the two officers in Magnanville on 13 June 2016. His DNA was found at the home of the two officers who were killed.

    Abballa was killed during the police assault and had claimed allegiance to the Islamic State (IS).

    Source : https://www.planet.fr/societe-attentat-de-magnanville-le-complice-du-massacre-demande-sa-sortie-disolement.2997468.29336.html

  • 11 June 2026

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    Mourad Farès, an influential recruiter for jihadists in Syria, has been stripped of his French nationality

    Mourad Farès, an influential recruiter for jihadists in Syria who was convicted in Paris in 2020, has been stripped of his French nationality. This was announced in a decree published in the Official Journal on Thursday, 11 June.

    The son of Moroccan immigrants, he was born in Thonon-les-Bains (Haute-Savoie) in September 1984 and was sentenced to 22 years in prison with a two-thirds security period.

    In July 2013, he left for Syria, crossing Europe by car with three friends, after receiving several bank transfers. He was then arrested in Turkey and extradited to France in September 2014, where he collaborated with the authorities.

    Source : https://www.leparisien.fr/societe/mourad-fares-ancienne-figure-du-recrutement-pour-le-djihad-en-syrie-dechu-de-sa-nationalite-francaise-11-06-2026-2NCFBXSP2FEA7G4HVEMQC5ROX4.php

  • 11 June 2026

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    Special criminal court in Paris sentenced 45-year-old French national Camille F. to twelve years in prison for joining the Islamic State organisation with her three children in 2013

    On 10 June, Camille F., a 45-year-old French scientist who was raised in a wealthy Catholic bourgeois family, was sentenced by a special criminal court in Paris to twelve years in prison for joining the Islamic State organisation with her three children in 2013.

    Before converting to Islam, Camille played the flute at a conservatoire for years. Born into a wealthy family, she was a gifted student and went on to earn a degree in applied mathematics, a master’s in computer science, and a postgraduate degree in public health. In September 2011, she completed a doctoral thesis on the effects of ionising radiation. Two years later, she left for Syria with her husband and children, abandoning a promising career as an epidemiology engineer at the Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety.

    Sources: https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2026/06/11/le-djihad-singulier-de-camille-f-brillante-ingenieure-condamnee-a-douze-ans-de-reclusion-pour-avoir-rejoint-l-etat-islamique-avec-ses-enfants_6700663_3224.html and https://www.lemonde.fr/en/france/article/2026/06/08/talented-flutist-turned-epidemiology-engineer-stands-trial-for-joining-is-with-her-family_6754256_7.html

  • 10 June 2026

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    PNAT requested up to ten years in prison at the trial judging the jihadist network at the Lagny-sur-Marne mosque

    On 10 June, the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) requested prison sentences of up to ten years at the trial of the jihadist network operating out of the Lagny-sur-Marne mosque in Seine-et-Marne.

    For Mohamed Hammoumi, the organiser and inspiration behind the Salafist place of worship and the departures to Syria, the public prosecutor claimed the maximum penalty of ten years’ imprisonment, with a two-thirds security period.

    The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) also requested an arrest warrant and registration in the Criminal File of Perpetrators of Terrorist Offences (Fijait) against the individual – 45-year-old Franco-Algerian – who fled to Egypt at the end of December 2014.

    The second defendant, Ratana O., who was arrested and is currently in custody, was absent from the hearing held on 2 June before the 16th Criminal Chamber of the Paris Court of Appeal. He reportedly fled France for Egypt in April 2015. The public prosecutor requested a seven-year prison sentence.

    Of the five other co-defendants present at the hearing, Marc L.H. received the heaviest penalty: seven years in prison (two-thirds security period), with a warrant for his arrest issued at the hearing.

    Lucie J., who visited the conflict zone in September 2013 and joined a fighter husband, was asked by the PNAT to serve five years in prison, three of which were suspended for three years.

    The same sentence was requested for Hakim A., who was also present in the Syrian zone with the intention of joining a jihadist group such as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Julien G., aged 40, was accused of transporting Lucie J. from Poitiers to Bulgaria (a distance of 2,000 km) before she travelled to Turkey and Syria. The public prosecutor requested a two-year suspended prison sentence for Julien G.

    Finally, Nabil A., also 40 years old, is seen by the prosecution as one of the main ‘sector facilitators’, a lieutenant of Mohamed Hammoumi like Marc LH. The prosecutor requested a four-year prison sentence, three of which were suspended.

    Source: https://mesinfos.fr/77400-lagny-sur-marne/filiere-djihadiste-de-lagny-sur-marne-jusqu-a-dix-ans-de-prison-requis-249624.html

  • 27 May 2026

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    Prefect of Hauts-de-Seine closed a sports association suspected of Islamist separatism

    Prefect Alexandre Brugère has issued a closure order targeting the sports association Les Héros, which is based in Villeneuve-la-Garenne. State services had been monitoring this organisation, suspected of community abuses, for several weeks.

    However, the authorities believe that there is a much more sensitive issue behind this affair than the official reasons for closure suggest. The state services suspect that community practices based on a logic of Islamist separatism are taking place. The Hauts-de-Seine prefecture suspects the organisation of fitness sessions reserved for women wearing the Islamic veil. On three afternoons a week, the association reportedly privatised a weight room in the municipal sports complex for women-only classes, effectively excluding other users of this public infrastructure for the duration of the session.

    Source: https://www.europe1.fr/police-justice/info-europe-1-villeneuve-la-garenne-le-prefet-des-hauts-de-seine-ferme-une-association-sportive-soupconnee-de-separatisme-islamiste-938984

  • 27 May 2026

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    Islamologist François Burgat convicted on appeal for "apology of terrorism"

    Islamologist François Burgat was found guilty of apologising for terrorism and fined €5,000 on appeal for online publications regarding Hamas in January 2024.

    In this same case, a year ago, the specialist in Islam and former research director at the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) was acquitted by the criminal court in Aix-en-Provence. However, the Court of Appeal in Aix found Mr Burgat guilty of “publicly advocating acts of terrorism through an online public communication service” for his publications in January 2024.

    Mr Burgat had retweeted a Hamas press release on his X account in response to an article in the American newspaper the New York Times about rapes and sexual violence committed during the 7 October 2023 attacks. In another tweet, he said that he had ‘infinitely more respect and consideration’ for the leaders of Hamas, as well as for those of the State of Israel.

    The Court of Appeal also confirmed the original judgement that acquitted Mr Burgat of apologising for a publication on X in December 2023: he had commented on legal convictions targeting two initiators of a ‘hate campaign’ online prior to the assassination of Professor Samuel Paty.

    Source: https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2026/05/27/l-islamologue-francois-burgat-condamne-en-appel-pour-apologie-du-terrorisme_6694263_3224.html

  • 25 May 2026

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    25-year-old man threatened Jewish people, saying, "In the name of Allah, I will kill them"

    A complaint was filed on Monday 25 May after a 25-year-old man approached passers-by on Deauville beach (Calvados), insulting them and making anti-Semitic death threats. He said: ‘There are only Jews here’, and ‘In the name of Allah, I will kill them’.  The man lives in Harfleur, a town in Seine-Maritime located about thirty kilometres from Deauville. He is also listed as a wanted person (FPR). He lost his driving licence but never returned it to the police as required by law in the event of withdrawal. After being arrested and taken to the police station for a few hours, he was finally released, but will be “summoned later in connection with this case”.

    Source: https://www.fdesouche.com/2026/05/27/au-nom-dallah-je-vais-les-tuer-un-homme-menace-des-personnes-juives-a-deauville-14-une-plainte-deposee/

  • 23 May 2026

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    A third suspect was imprisoned for a planned explosive attack in Lille foiled by the DGSI last February

    A 36-year-old man with long brown hair and a beard was arrested. This arrest follows an investigation opened in February 2026, in which two minors are already being prosecuted for planning violent attacks.

    According to the PNAT, one of the teenagers, aged 16, is suspected of harbouring a fascination for jihadist figures and has admitted to planning violent acts, targeting places such as shopping centres and concert halls. The second teenager, who is also 16 years old, is suspected of having contributed to strengthening his violent radical convictions after being informed of his plans. The two teenagers were arrested on 19 May.

    Source: https://www.leparisien.fr/faits-divers/projet-dattentat-djihadiste-a-lille-un-troisieme-suspect-interpelle-et-ecroue-23-05-2026-SWTWJ4XNRZCU3I4F22DTKNQMR4.php

  • 21 May 2026

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    6 young French nationals convicted in Paris for planning to migrate to Mozambique

    Six young French nationals were convicted in Paris for planning to migrate to Mozambique together and join the IS-affiliated jihadist group al-Shabab in Cabo Delgado province.

    The young French nationals discussed the plan in a Telegram chat group named “Team Musul,” active since January 2024.

    The defendants received sentences ranging from two to 10 years in prison. Two of them were tried at a Paris court on March 12 and 13, and three at a juvenile court in the city from April 7 to 9. The last defendant was tried by both courts, as he had turned 18 over the period in question. None appealed their sentences.

    Source: https://www.lemonde.fr/en/le-monde-africa/article/2026/05/21/team-musul-french-youths-convicted-of-attempting-to-join-islamic-state-group-in-mozambique_6753676_124.html

  • 11 May 2026

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    Tunisian arrested on suspicion of intending to carry out a jihadist-inspired attack

    On 7 May, Dhafer M., a 27-year-old Tunisian, was arrested – while driving with a false licence – on suspicion of intending to carry out a jihadist-inspired attack against the Louvre Museum or the Jewish community in the 16^(th) arrondissement of Paris. He was charged in Paris on 11 May and remanded in custody.

    He is suspected of both fomenting a violent jihadist-inspired attack and considering joining the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria or Mozambique.

    He was born in Djerba in 1999. He came to France in 2022. He came through Lampedusa, Italy. He came to find work.

    Sources: https://sacc-ejc.org/incident/a-tunisian-man-has-been-charged-in-paris-on-suspicion-of-planning-a-jihadist-inspired-terrorist-attack/ and https://www.france24.com/fr/france/20260511-un-tunisien-mis-en-examen-et-%C3%A9crou%C3%A9-%C3%A0-paris-suspect%C3%A9-d-avoir-foment%C3%A9-un-projet-d-attaque-terroriste

  • 07 May 2026

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    The Paris Special Assize Court sentenced Emilie K. to five years in prison

    The Paris Special Assize Court sentenced Emilie K. to five years in prison, 18 of which were suspended, for travelling to Syria to join her jihadist husband between 2014 and 2016.

    She will not return to prison, having already spent 26 months in pre-trial detention, including a year under an electronic monitoring device. She will therefore serve the remaining 15 months under a similar device.

    Source: https://www.bienpublic.com/faits-divers-justice/2026/05/07/un-ancrage-ideologique-superficiel-une-revenante-de-l-ei-condamnee-a-cinq-ans-de-prison-dont-dix-huit-mois-avec-sursis

  • 04 May 2026

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    Emilie K. will stand trial again for terrorist criminal association

    According to the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office, Emilie K., a young woman, is the first French woman to be repatriated after staying in Syria and then retried after having already been sentenced in absentia.

    Emilie K. has already been tried by the French courts for her time spent in Syria with the Islamic State (IS) organisation. On 25 June 2020, the Paris Assize Court sentenced her in absentia to twenty years’ imprisonment for “terrorist criminal association”.

    Now aged 34, she will be retried in Paris for the same offence: her stay in Syria between 2014 and 2016.

    Source: https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2026/05/04/deja-condamnee-par-defaut-emilie-k-une-revenante-de-l-organisation-etat-islamique-rejugee-a-paris_6685352_3224.html

  • 04 May 2026

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    Jihadist Charaf-Din Aberouz is on trial in Paris for death threats

    The jihadist Charaf-Din Aberouz is on trial in Paris for death threats against lawyer Thibault de Montbrial. The trial opens this Monday, 04 May, in Paris, in the absence of the suspect, stripped of his nationality and currently in Morocco. The jihadist Charaf-Din Aberouz is the brother of Mohamed Lamine Aberouz who was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Magnanville attack case.

    Source: https://www.europe1.fr/police-justice/paris-un-djihadiste-juge-pour-avoir-menace-de-mort-me-thibault-de-montbrial-lors-du-proces-de-magnanville-930959

  • 24 April 2026

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    Lawyer is seeking the repatriation of an ISIS follower’s two orphaned children

    A French lawyer is seeking the repatriation of an ISIS follower’s two orphaned children, who are still detained in Al Roj camp in north-east Syria. Their French mother, Malika, died recently of illness in the camp, leaving behind two girls aged nine and 11, and is the third French woman to die in a camp since the collapse of ISIS in 2019. The family has been detained in Al Roj since 2019, which remains under control of the Syrian Democratic Forces, a Kurdish armed group.

    Marie Dose, the lawyer representing the family, had met the two girls in the camp and has been petitioning the French government to repatriate Malika since 2019.

    Source: https://www.thenationalnews.com/news/uk/2026/04/24/two-french-girls-orphaned-in-syrias-al-roj-camp/

  • 24 April 2026

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    PNAT requested a trial for Armand Rajabpour-Miyandoab; he attacked a tourist with a knife near the Eiffel Tower in december 2023

    On 20 April a trial was requested in Paris against the suspect in the knife attack which cost the life of a German-Philippine tourist near the Eiffel Tower in december 2023, a Franco-Iranian who was, after the attack, stripped of his French nationality. The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (Pnat) requests that Armand Rajabpour-Miyandoab be tried before the specially composed Paris Assize Court.

    On December 6, 2023, this Franco-Iranian national, then aged 26, was indicted and placed in pre-trial detention, in solitary confinement. The man, born in 1997 in Neuilly-sur-Seine (Hauts-de-Seine), near Paris, was then stripped of his French nationality in October 2024.

    In December 2023, the suspect spoke at length while in police custody. He claimed to have responded to one “call at the end of October from the Islamic State, asking to kill Jews”. He also indicated, according to a source close to the investigation, that he could not bear that the Eiffel Tower had been illuminated in the colors of Israel after the massacres committed by the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas on October 7, 2023.

    Source: https://www.lavoixdunord.fr/1697444/article/2026-04-24/apres-l-attaque-au-couteau-mortelle-pres-de-la-tour-eiffel-un-proces-aux-assises

  • 24 April 2026

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    A boy student convicted for having stabbed to death his teacher

    After four days of closed-door trial in Pau and three hours of deliberations, the court found the accused, now aged 19, guilty of the assassination of his Spanish teacher. It handed down a sentence slightly lower – 15 years – than that requested by the attorney general, who had requested 16 years in prison.

    On February 22, 2023, Agnès Lassalle, 53, who taught Spanish at the private Catholic middle school Saint-Thomas d’Aquin in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, was fatally stabbed in her class by a student.

    As the class drew to a close, the then 16-year-old student got up to lock the room door and then hit the victim in the heart with the 18-centimeter blade of a kitchen knife, taken the day before from his father and brought in his bag.

    Sources: https://www.lemonde.fr/en/france/article/2026/04/25/french-teen-gets-15-year-jail-term-for-killing-teacher_6752816_7.html and https://www.sudradio.fr/societe/15-ans-de-reclusion-pour-leleve-coupable-davoir-tue-lenseignante-agnes-lassalle

  • 24 April 2026

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    Brother of the Arras terrorist placed under strict judicial control

    Souleimane Mogouchkov, the brother of the Arras terrorist, not yet tried for the assassination of French teacher Dominique Bernard in October 2023, is currently at the Mesnil-Amelot administrative detention center, in the Paris region.

    Souleiman Mogouchkov was released from Osny prison (Val d’Oise) on April 16. By decision of an investigating judge, he was placed under strict judicial control, with placement under an electronic bracelet, and a monitoring program, particularly on the radicalization aspect with the Pairs association in Lyon.

    Upon his release from detention, Souleiman Mogouchkov, a Russian national on French territory since the age of 2, was arrested by the police on Thursday April 16 around 10 a.m., while he was going, by car, to the place determined by his judicial control, in the Lyon region. An OQTF (obligation to leave French territory) was notified to him immediately, and he was placed in the Mesnil-Amelot administrative detention center, in the Paris region.

    Suleiman Mogushkov can be deported to Russia, his country of origin. “The administration offers him a return ticket to Russia, without having to answer for his actions”, wonders his lawyer Ambroise-Vienet-Legué who filed an appeal before the administrative court of Melun.

    Source : https://www.rtl.fr/actu/justice-faits-divers/info-rtl-le-frere-du-terroriste-d-arras-en-voie-d-expulsion-vers-la-russie-sans-avoir-ete-juge-7900627818

  • 24 April 2026

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    15-year-old arrested for planning a "violent action" targeting the Jewish or homosexual communities

    A 15-year-old teenager suspected of planning a “violent action” targeting the Jewish or homosexual communities, was indicted and placed in pre-trial detention. Arrested on April 17 in the Rhône, this minor was indicted for “participation in a terrorist criminal association with a view to preparing one or more crimes of personal injury”, underlines the Pnat. A preliminary investigation was opened on April 11, the investigations of which were entrusted to internal intelligence, the DGSI, before the opening of a judicial investigation on April 19.

    “He admitted to having wanted to die as a martyr and to having planned to commit violent action targeting the Jewish or homosexual community”, specifies the Pnat.

    Source: https://www.tf1info.fr/justice-faits-divers/rhone-un-adolescent-soupconne-d-avoir-projete-une-action-violente-visant-les-communautes-juive-ou-homosexuelle-ecroue-2437957.html

  • 21 April 2026

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    Two jihadists stripped of their French nationality

    On 15 and 16 April, the Official Journal published decrees concerning the deprivation of French nationality for two jihadists. Artium A., a 37-year-old French-Armenian, joined the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham organisation (HTS) in Syria in 2015. Mohamed S., a 38-year-old French-Algerian, travelled to Syria, where he notably joined the Islamic police in Raqqa.

    Sources: https://lessor.org/societe/deux-djihadistes-dechus-de-leur-nationalite-francaise/ and https://observalgerie.com/2026/04/21/immigration/un-franco-algerien-dechu-de-sa-nationalite-francaise-par-decret/

  • 16 April 2026

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    24-year-old sentenced to 18 months in prison for advocating and provoking terrorism

    The Toulouse criminal court sentenced 24-year-old Joseph-Alexandre to 18 months in prison for advocating and provoking terrorism. This followed the broadcast of jihadist texts on Telegram and Signal in Cugnaux between June and July 2025.

    Source: https://www.ladepeche.fr/2026/04/16/je-sais-que-ces-ecrits-sont-utilises-par-des-extremistes-juge-pour-des-messages-djihadistes-sur-telegram-un-jeune-homme-de-24-ans-condamne-13329023.php

  • 15 April 2026

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    Mahdieh Esfandiari went back to Iran

    An Iranian national convicted in France on charges of inciting terrorism went back to Iran, one week after two French nationals detained in Tehran returned to France, according to Iranian state television.

    Mahdieh Esfandiari was sentenced by a Paris criminal court in February to one year in prison with an additional three-year suspended sentence, along with a permanent ban from French territory, over comments she made about the Hamas-led Oct. 7, 2023 attacks on Israel. She appealed the decision.

    She had initially been placed under house arrest, but the measure was lifted last week by French authorities shortly after it was made public that French detainees Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris had left Iran, her lawyer Nabil Boudi reported.

    Source: https://apnews.com/article/france-iran-cecile-kohler-jacques-paris-esfandiari-31769535358eec957ba85c205fbbcec1

  • 13 April 2026

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    Cement maker Lafarge found guilty of ‌paying the Islamic State group and other jihadists

    A Paris court ​found cement maker Lafarge, now owned by Switzerland’s Holcim, guilty ​of ‌paying the Islamic State group and other jihadists to ⁠keep a plant operating in northern Syria ​during the country’s ‌civil war.

    The company’s former CEO Bruno Lafont was sentenced to six years in prison for financing “terrorism”, which a judge ordered him to start serving immediately, while former deputy managing director Christian Herrault received a five-year sentence.

    The Paris court found Lafarge – which has since been acquired by Swiss conglomerate Holcim –  paid nearly €5.6 millions ($6.5 million) in 2013 and 2014, via its subsidiary Lafarge Cement Syria (LCS), to jihadist groups and intermediaries to keep its plant operating in northern Syria.

    Source: https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20260413-french-cement-maker-lafarge-found-guilty-of-financing-jihadists-in-syria

  • 13 April 2026

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    37-year-old French woman indicted for complicity in genocide and crimes against humanity

    On 9 April, following an indictment order, two Parisian investigating judges indicted 37-year-old Frenchwoman Lolita C. for complicity in genocide and crimes against humanity.

    This Breton woman, who had joined the ranks of the Islamic State between 2014 and 2020, is accused of having participated in the enslavement of the #Yazidi. For a month, she kept an 8-year-old Yazidi girl from the Syrian home she shared with her jihadist husband.

    Source: https://www.leparisien.fr/faits-divers/esclaves-yezidis-lolita-une-revenante-bretonne-renvoyee-pour-complicite-de-genocide-et-de-crimes-contre-lhumanite-13-04-2026-L5R4YMNBRJB4TDR3FVNOSWYY2M.php 

  • 13 April 2026

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    Mother and sister of Salah Abdeslam placed in police custody

    The mother and sister of Salah Abdeslam, placed in police custody on Saturday as part of a judicial investigation opened by an anti-terrorism judge for illicit delivery of objects to a detainee convicted of terrorism, emerged free on Monday April 13, announced the family’s lawyers.

    They emerged free and without legal proceedings on Monday around 11 a.m., Mr. Vettes, who represents them. “These police custody, supposed to be secret, are a dirty trick to maintain a hygiaphone, which should no longer exist”, insulating M. Abdeslam of his relatives during the visiting rooms, he assured.

    The two women were arrested on Saturday with three other members of their family, including a minor, while they were going to the visiting room of the high security prison of Vendin-le-Vieil (Pas-de-Calais), where is incarcerated Salah Abdeslam, sentenced to life imprisonment for his participation in the November 13 attacks.

    Source: https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2026/04/13/la-mere-et-la-s-ur-de-salah-abdeslam-placees-en-garde-a-vue-pour-remise-illicite-d-objet-a-un-detenu-condamne-pour-terrorisme_6679711_3224.html

  • 13 April 2026

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    19-year-old indicted for terrorist criminal conspiracy

    A 19-year-old young man was indicted on 10 April in Paris for terrorist criminal conspiracy before being imprisoned. He is suspected of having been radicalized since the beginning of the year at his home in Val-d’Oise on social network accounts run by ISIS sympathizers.

    The suspect was arrested at the beginning of last week at his home in Val-d’Oise before being placed in police custody in the DGSI premises in Levallois (Hauts-de-Seine).

    Detected by specialized investigation services, this boy who was failing at school and suffering from great loneliness was conversing with recruiters from this organization. He seemed to find meaning in his life in a departure to wage holy war in Syria.

    Investigators also found research into making a bomb. In addition to all this digital information, the police were warned that the boy had to leave France imminently.

    Source: https://www.leparisien.fr/faits-divers/val-doise-radicalise-sur-les-reseaux-sociaux-a-19-ans-il-voulait-partir-faire-le-djihad-en-syrie-13-04-2026-O67GEHXWH5GLLCVEWBTVO4MV2A.php

  • 10 April 2026

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    Two brothers threatened to kill customers of a bar in the name of Allah

    Two brothers in their forties threatened to kill customers of a bar in the name of Allah on Friday April 10 in Mauléon-Licharre, in the Basque Country. They will be tried in June for violence and death threats, the prosecution not having accepted the terrorist nature.

    The two brothers, known to the courts, will be tried on June 15, before the Pau criminal court, for violence and death threats. They were placed under judicial supervision, one with a measure of removal from Mauléon, the other with a ban on showing up at the bar.

    Source: https://www.sudouest.fr/pyrenees-atlantiques/mauleon-licharre/allah-va-tuer-frayeur-dans-un-bar-a-mauleon-deux-hommes-maitrises-par-des-clients-apres-des-menaces-de-mort-28669804.php

  • 10 April 2026

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    Three Frenchmen held in Iraq are seeking repatriation

    Three Frenchmen held in Iraq, forced to work for the Islamic State group as children, are seeking repatriation on the grounds they were victims of war. They were taken to Syria by their jihadist parents as children and forced to work for the Islamic State (IS).

    The men – taken to Syria by their jihadist parents aged 11 or 12 then made to take part in propaganda videos, fight or join IS group police – have filed legal documents in France claiming they were the victim of a war crime over their recruitment.

    The three detainees are part of 5,700 suspected IS group “fighters” of 61 nationalities transferred from Syria to neighbouring Iraq earlier this year.

    Source: https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20260410-former-is-group-child-fighters-jailed-in-iraq-seek-repatriation-to-france

  • 08 April 2026

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    35-year-old Algerian man indicted and placed in pre-trial detention

    According to the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT), a 35-year-old Algerian man who was in the country illegally and had expressed his desire to die as a martyr on social networks by firing a gun in the air has been indicted and placed in pre-trial detention.

    Unknown to the police, he was arrested on March 4 afternoon in Saint-Etienne, where he had been living for a few months, in the working-class district of Beaubrun. Five people had been taken into custody in this case, but the others were released.

    The investigations “made it possible to identify a man, aged 35, appearing on two videos broadcast in a short time on social networks, evoking on the one hand his wish to die as a martyr and using a firearm, shooting in the air in the street, on the other hand”, according to the anti-terrorist prosecutor’s office.

    Source: https://www.ouest-france.fr/terrorisme/saint-etienne-un-homme-disant-vouloir-mourir-en-martyr-mis-en-examen-et-ecroue-3118d540-3384-11f1-9a1c-03e0a2077847

  • 25 June 2026

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    7 members of a jihadist network in Seine-et-Marne sentenced

    On June 11, 2026, the special assize court in Paris handed down prison sentences ranging up to ten years to the seven defendants who attended the Lagny-sur-Marne mosque, considered radical. They were accused of preparing terrorist acts. They left for Syria in the 2010s.

    In December 2015, less than a month later terrorist attacks occurred in Paris on November 13, a search carried out in the mosque of Lagny-sur-Marne (Seine-et-Marne) resulted in the discovery of weapons, an undeclared Koranic school, various documents on jihad etc. and when it closes. In May 2016, the association managing the mosque was officially dissolved by the council of ministers.

    Source: https://actu.fr/ile-de-france/lagny-sur-marne_77243/dix-ans-apres-la-fermeture-de-la-mosquee-7-membres-dune-filiere-djihadiste-de-seine-et-marne-lourdement-condamnes_64456204.html

  • 30 March 2026

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  • 29 March 2026

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    Police Foils Terror Attack on Bank of America

    Three people have been arrested in connection with a suspected foiled bomb attack on the Bank of America’s headquarters in Paris, France’s anti-terrorism prosecutor’s office said.

    An initial suspect was detained, on 28 March, at the scene after he placed a device containing five litres of liquid, believed to be fuel, and an ignition system close to the bank.

    On 29 March, French security services said two more people had been arrested in connection with the incident, which happened at about 03:30 local time (01:30 GMT) in the city’s 8th arrondissement, a couple of streets from the Champs-Élysées.

    The first person arrested is a 17-year-old Senegalese boy. He stated that he had been contacted via Snapchat and had received €600 to carry out the task. He explained that someone had driven him to the location.

    Sources: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cd9v234j2v7o?at_format=link and https://www.leparisien.fr/paris-75/paris-un-engin-explosif-depose-devant-des-locaux-de-la-bank-of-america-un-homme-arrete-et-place-en-garde-a-vue-28-03-2026-RVW6EQXK4NGPFEVCG6YYXXQNLU.php

  • 23 March 2026

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    The Appeal Hearing for Audrey Mondjehi Begun

    On 23 March 2026, the appeal hearing for 44-year-old Ivorian Audrey Mondjehi began at the Special Court in Paris. He was sentenced to 30 years’ imprisonment in 2024 after being found guilty of aiding and abetting Chérif Chekatt by supplying him with the gun he used to kill five people and injure 11 at a Christmas market in Strasbourg on 11 December 2018.

    Source: https://actu.fr/grand-est/strasbourg_67482/attentat-de-strasbourg-le-proces-en-appel-du-complice-presume-de-cherif-chekatt-s-ouvre_64040530.html

  • 22 March 2026

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    Jihadist Franck Elong Abé has been committed for trial for the murder of Yvan Colonna

    On 20 February, the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) requested that Franck Elong Abé be committed for trial on charges of murdering Yvan Colonna, a Corsican nationalist.

    On 2 March 2022, Abé, a radicalised Islamist, attacked Colonna – a Corsican independence activist serving a life sentence for the 1998 murder of Prefect Claude Erignac – in Arles prison. Abé was serving a nine-year sentence for criminal association with a terrorist organisation. Three weeks after the attack, Colonna died.

    Sources: https://www.lepoint.fr/societe/mort-dyvan-colonna-le-profil-glacant-du-djihadiste-chevronne-qui-a-reconnu-lassassinat-K6BDQZF4ORH7ZOVVYDCVSJMI5Q/?at_variante=Community%20Management and https://www.corsicaoggi.com/sito/lassassino-di-yvan-colonna-dice-di-essere-stato-manipolato-e-incolpa-i-servizi-statali/ and https://www.micromega.net/indipendentisti-corsica-colonna

  • 20 March 2026

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    IS member convicted for genocide, crimes against humanity, and complicity in crimes against the Yazidis

    After a five-day trial, the Paris Assize Court found Sabri Essid, a member of the Islamic State, guilty of genocide, crimes against humanity, and complicity in crimes against the Yazidis. He was found guilty in absentia of genocide, crimes against humanity and complicity in the crimes, committed between 2014 and 2016 when the jihadists occupied swathes of northern Syria and Iraq.

    Essid, a Frenchman born in 1984 and who joined IS in Syria in 2014, is presumed to have been killed in 2018. But without proof of his death, he was tried and convicted in absentia.

    Source: https://www.justiceinfo.net/en/156789-life-sentence-for-a-french-jihadist.html

  • 18 March 2026

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    Former IS combatant convicted for making death threats against staff working in integration services

    Nicolas Moreau, a 42-year-old man from Nantes and a former Islamic State fighter, was sentenced on 18 March to 12 months in prison – six of which were suspended – for making death threats against staff working in integration services and the prison probation service. He had been released from prison just three weeks earlier, having been sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment in 2017 for terrorism.

    Source: https://saint-brieuc.maville.com/actu/actudet_–on-a-deja-bute-des-gens-tels-que-vous-l-ancien-djihadiste-nicolas-moreau-condamne-pour-menaces-de-mort-a-nantes-_54135-7239765_actu.Htm

  • 15 March 2026

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    Further information was reported on the Longuenesse prison terror plot in Pas-de-Calais

    Two italo-Moroccan brothers were among the six people arrested after a loaded gun, a bottle of hydrochloric acid and an Islamic State flag were found in a vehicle parked near Longuenesse prison in Pas-de-Calais. Elyasse H., a 22-year-old engineering student, and Moad H., a 20-year-old unemployed man, were arrested in a car near the prison in the northern town of Longuenesse following reports of a drone flying over the jail.

    Inside the vehicle, police officers discovered a semi-automatic weapon, a bottle of hydrochloric acid and aluminium foil, as well as an Islamic State flag stretched across the driver’s seat headrest.

    A video pledging allegiance to the Islamic State group, made by Moad H. on 7 March, was also found. According to the PNAT, Moad H. appears to be in contact with several individuals who are radicalised, under investigation, or convicted of a terrorist offence.

    Sources: https://www.lemonde.fr/en/france/article/2026/03/15/two-brothers-arrested-in-france-over-deadly-and-antisemitic-plot-anti-terror-prosecutors-say_6751468_7.html and https://www.iltempo.it/esteri/2026/03/15/news/francia-due-fratelli-italo-marocchini-giurano-fedelta-all-isis-per-uccidere-ebrei-arrestati-46818197/

  • 11 March 2026

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    Six people arrested after a loaded gun, a bottle of hydrochloric acid, and an Islamic State flag were found in a vehicle parked near Longuenesse prison in Pas-de-Calais

    Six people were arrested after a loaded gun, a bottle of hydrochloric acid, and an Islamic State flag were found in a vehicle parked near Longuenesse prison in Pas-de-Calais.

    The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) has opened an investigation into criminal association with terrorism, as well as the possession of a weapon in connection with a terrorist organisation.

    Two drone sightings were reported in the vicinity of the prison on the night of 10 March, at 2 a.m. and then again at 3 a.m.

    A police patrol went to the area surrounding the facility. At around 4 a.m., the police arrested two brothers in a nearby vehicle.

    The investigation was then extended to include offences of supplying an illegal item to a prisoner, receiving stolen goods, flying aircraft over prohibited areas and the destruction or concealment of evidence.

    Between Tuesday evening and Wednesday, a further four people were taken into custody. Among them were three inmates from Longuenesse prison and a family member of the two arrested brothers.

    The PNAT said that a search of this relative’s home led to the discovery of a second handgun and ammunition. “The investigation is ongoing. Further details will be provided once it has been completed,“  the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office added.

    Source: https://actu17.fr/faits-divers/longuenesse-une-arme-chargee-et-un-drapeau-de-lei-decouverts-pres-dune-prison-une-enquete-antiterroriste-ouverte.html

  • 03 March 2026

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    Paris Court of appeal reduced the jail sentences of three men convicted over the 2020 jihadist beheading of Samuel Paty

    On 2 March, the Paris Court of appeal reduced the jail sentences of three men convicted over the 2020 jihadist beheading of Samuel Paty, a teacher murdered in October 2020 by an 18-year-old radical Islamist of Chechen origin Abdoullakh Anzorov, who was killed in a shootout with police.

    Two friends of Anzorov, French national Naim Boudaoud and Azim Epsirkhanov, a Russian of Chechen origin, had their sentences of 16 years in prison reduced to six and seven years respectively. Both were accused of having driven Anzorov and helping him to procure weapons before the beheading.

    Brahim Chnina, the Moroccan father of a girl who falsely claimed that Paty had asked Muslim students to leave his classroom before showing the caricatures, had his 13-year sentence reduced to 10 years.

    The court however left the 15-year term for French-Moroccan Islamist activist Abdelhakim Sefrioui untouched.

    The quartet were among the seven men and one woman found guilty in 2024 of contributing to the climate of hatred that led to the beheading of the history and geography teacher in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, west of Paris.

    Source: https://www.france24.com/en/france/20260302-french-court-slashes-jail-terms-for-trio-involved-in-murder-of-teacher-samuel-paty

  • 26 February 2026

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    Mahdieh Esfandiari convicted for promoting terrorism on social media

    Mahdieh Esfandiari, an Iranian national, was sentenced by the Paris Criminal Court to one year in prison and a permanent ban from entering the country for promoting terrorism on social media.

    Esfandiari was sentenced to four years, of which three are suspended, the judge said, citing “the nature of the acts and their seriousness.”

    “The court also issues a permanent ban from the national territory,” the judge added.

    The court ordered Esfandiari be placed on the list of individuals convicted of terrorism. Four men were also convicted in the case.

    Sources: https://www.dhnet.be/dernieres-depeches/2026/02/26/france-une-iranienne-condamnee-a-un-an-ferme-le-sort-de-deux-francais-en-suspens-YM6XGSWB7ZFCZGAMQVGV2IMCXQ/ and https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2026/02/26/french-court-sentences-iranian-linked-to-prisoner-swap-to-a-year-in-prison_6750897_4.html

  • 21 February 2026

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    5 invididuals indicted for financing Hamas under the guise of providing humanitarian aid

    A counter-terrorism investigation launched at the end of 2023 has led to the indictment of five individuals with links to French associations (Humani’Terre and Soutien Humani’Terre), who are suspected of financing Hamas under the guise of providing humanitarian aid.

    The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) initiated the indictment, which also includes charges of breach of trust within an organised group and money laundering linked to a terrorist organisation.

    According to prosecutors, these organisations, which are considered by intelligence services to be associated with the Muslim Brotherhood movement, allegedly transferred funds to Hamas in the form of humanitarian aid intended for the Palestinian territories. The defendants have been placed under judicial supervision.

    Investigators found nearly €35 million in various bank accounts held by the associations, as well as more than €5 million in cash distributed among several local branches. Two buildings located in Paris and La Courneuve were also seized.

    Source: https://www.i24news.tv/fr/actu/france/artc-financement-du-hamas-cinq-personnes-mises-en-examen-en-france

  • 20 February 2026

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  • 13 February 2026

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    Islamist terrorist, Brahim Bahrir, was shot after charging French police with a bladed weapon near the Arc de Triomphe

    On 13 February 2026, as the sun set in Paris, the Islamist terrorist Brahim Bahrir was shot after charging at French police with a bladed weapon near the Arc de Triomphe during the solemn Flame of the Unknown Soldier ceremony.

    Brahim Bahrir, a 48-year-old French national who had been released from prison on 24 December 2025 after serving 12 years of a 17-year sentence for terrorism-related violence.

    Bahrir was convicted in 2013 for stabbing three Belgian police officers in Molenbeek. He was later transferred to France to complete his sentence before his release at the end of last year.

    Source: https://www.dailywire.com/news/police-fatally-shoot-suspected-islamic-terrorist-behind-paris-knife-attack

  • 11 February 2026

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    The 18-year prison sentence for the two main defendants in the Nice attack trial confirmed by Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court rejected the appeal against the conviction in June 2024, upholding the guilty verdicts against Mohamed Ghraieb and Chokri Chafroud for criminal association with a terrorist organisation.

    On 13 December 2022, six other people (five men and one woman) were sentenced to prison terms ranging from two to twelve years for common law offences. As no appeal was possible, their convictions became final.

    Upon reviewing the case, the Paris Special Assize Court concluded that the attack had indeed been ‘planned within the framework of a terrorist criminal association’, of which Mohamed Ghraieb and Chokri Chafroud were members.

    According to the court, Chafroud sent ‘decapitation messages’ and, in other exchanges, hinted that ‘the vehicles were heading towards people’. ‘He himself admitted that he could have influenced Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel,’ said the president of the Court of Appeal.

    Regarding Mohamed Ghraieb, the court noted that, despite his alleged secularism, the defendant had consulted religious texts and published a message approving the January 2015 attacks. Furthermore, Mohamed Ghraieb ‘participated in the search for weapons and the lorry’ used by Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel.

    Source: https://www.lapresse.ca/international/europe/2026-02-11/attentat-de-nice/la-justice-francaise-rend-definitives-deux-condamnations-a-18-ans-de-prison.php

  • 07 February 2026

    The brother of the terrorist who killed Dominique Bernard remains in prison

    The 19-year-old younger brother of the terrorist—who has been imprisoned for over two years for terrorism—who murdered teacher Dominique Bernard at a school in Arras in October 2023, risked being placed under electronic surveillance following a release order on January 16, 2026. Suspected of complicity and showing worrying signs of radicalization in prison, his release was ordered. However, the anti-terrorism prosecutor intervened, lodged an appeal, and his detention was confirmed.

    Observations made during monitoring in prison revealed that the young man recites verses from the Koran when he feels upset or stressed. Furthermore, during a meeting with an imam, he allegedly made statements interpreted as expressions of jihadist ideology.

    These observations weighed heavily on the prosecutor’s decision to oppose his release. For the anti-terrorism magistrates, allowing a person exhibiting such signs to be released would pose an unacceptable risk to public order.

    Source: https://viralmag.fr/frere-du-terroriste-darras-liberation-evitee-de-justesse/

  • 22 January 2026

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    Murder of Professor Paty: Four people to be retried

    The appeal trial of four individuals suspected of varying degrees of involvement in the murder of Samuel Paty, a history and geography teacher who was beheaded by a Russian Islamist of Chechen origin in France in October 2020, is set to begin soon in Paris.

    Following the initial trial in December 2024, eight defendants were found guilty and sentenced to prison terms ranging from one to sixteen years. Four of the defendants have appealed against their convictions and will be retried by a special appeals court in Paris until 27 February.

    These are two friends of Mr Paty’s assassin, Abdoullakh Anzorov: Naïm Boudaoud, a French national, and Azim Epsirkhanov, a Russian national of Chechen origin. They were found guilty of complicity in murder and sentenced to 16 years in prison.

    The other two men who have appealed are Brahim Chnina, a Moroccan national, and Abdelhakim Sefrioui, a Franco-Moroccan Islamist preacher. They were sentenced to 13 and 15 years in prison respectively after being found guilty of terrorist conspiracy for launching a “hate campaign” that made Samuel Paty a “target”.

    Source: https://www.tvanouvelles.ca/2026/01/22/assassinat-du-professeur-paty-en-france-quatre-personnes-rejugees-a-partir-de-lundi

  • 21 January 2026

    Three men from Toulouse arrested by the DGSI; they were planning to go to Afghanistan for training

    According to the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecution’s Office (PNAT), three men were apprehended by the DGSI (the domestic security service) in Toulouse and taken into custody. They are suspected of planning to attend Taliban training camps in Afghanistan.

    They are accused of participating in a terrorist criminal association with the intention of committing crimes against people.

    The three people, who are in their thirties, were reportedly flagged by intelligence services after booking their trips. This prompted law enforcement to conduct an initial check.

    They live in the Purpan and Papus districts of Toulouse and are all related. Furthermore, none of them has a significant criminal record.

    At this stage of the investigation, it is unclear whether the men intended to return to France after their trip or if they planned to remain in the war zone.

    Source: https://www.ladepeche.fr/2026/01/22/trois-toulousains-arretes-par-la-dgsi-ils-prevoyaient-de-partir-sentrainer-en-afghanistan-13178827.php

  • 16 January 2026

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    Trial of Mahdieh Esfandiari: the prosecution requested a four years prison sentence, three of which suspended

    The prosecution requested a four-year prison sentence, three of which would be suspended, against Iranian Mahdieh Esfandiari, a possible bargaining chip against Frenchmen Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, as well as a permanent ban from French territory.

    Against the four other defendants in this trial for condoning terrorism, the prosecution in Paris requested sentences of up to three years’ imprisonment, with the harshest sentence sought for the far-right essayist and long-convicted author Alain Soral, who was absent. An arrest warrant was requested for Soral, who has 30 prior convictions.

    The 39-year-old Iranian woman has been on trial since Tuesday in the Paris criminal court for glorifying an act of terrorism committed online, direct incitement online to an act of terrorism (offenses punishable by seven years imprisonment and a fine of 100,000 euros), public insult online on the grounds of origin, ethnicity, nation, race or religion and criminal association.

    French justice suspects her of having supplied publications to the accounts of the organization Axe de la Résistance in 2023 and 2024, notably on the platforms Telegram, X, Twitch and YouTube and the Egalité et Réconciliation website of Alain Soral.

    In particular, the organization’s Telegram account praised the bloody attack carried out by the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas on October 7, 2023 in Israel, inciting acts of terrorism and insulting the Jewish community, which led the Ministry of the Interior to report it to the authorities.

    In court, the defendant admitted to being the originator of the Axe de la Résistance channel but denied being the author of the publications.

    Source: https://information.tv5monde.com/france/proces-de-mahdieh-esfandiari-quatre-ans-de-prison-dont-trois-avec-sursis-requis-contre-liranienne-2805714

  • 16 January 2026

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    A homeless man with a criminal record shouted anti-Semitic and extremist insults in court. He added: “Allah sent me to humiliate you”

    On 16 January, a 43-year-old homeless man appeared before the criminal court in Le Mans, Sarthe, to stand trial for racist insults and death threats. During the hearing, he verbally abused the judge, saying, “Allah sent me to humiliate you.”

    The man had been occupying the lobby of a building in Le Mans. One day, a 20-year-old resident asked him to stop smoking inside the building. He immediately became aggressive and threatened her. Subsequently, he showed up twice at her workplace.

    Following these events, he was arrested on 15 January. During his detention, he was aggressive and provocative and showed a total lack of remorse, insulting those around him, as reported by our colleagues. At the hearing on 16 January, he attacked the judge and repeatedly uttered anti-Semitic insults, extremist comments and calls for the ‘rehabilitation of Philippe Pétain’. He also added, ‘Allah sent me to humiliate you’.

    He was already known to the justice system, as his criminal record includes 34 charges, notably for violence, contempt of court, sexual assault, and incitement to terrorism. He had previously been tried and sentenced to 18 months in prison.

    Source: https://www.cnews.fr/faits-divers/2026-01-18/allah-ma-envoye-pour-vous-humilier-en-pleine-audience-il-sen-prend-au

  • 15 January 2026

    40-year-old man convicted of spreading hate

    Sliman S., aged 40, was sentenced by the Court of Digne to six months’ imprisonment, continued detention and bans on owning a weapon and residing in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department for three years.

    In 2025, authorities reported a TikTok account created by the convicted man which had amassed over 1,600 followers. The channel featured various anti-Semitic videos, including one in which Jews were accused of being ‘a people of paedophiles, manipulators, dogs and infidels who must be fought’.

    Sliman was born in northern France, was baptised Catholic and converted to Islam in 2020. The father of four children, born to two different mothers, has been living in Digne for three years, where he finds himself isolated and unemployed.

    Source: https://www.laprovence.com/article/faits-divers-justice/1510569170941714/videos-et-propos-islamistes-sur-les-reseaux-un-bas-alpin-au-profil-inquietant-condamne

  • 14 January 2026

    Minor convicted of terrorism

    On 14 January 2026, the Paris Juvenile Court sentenced a minor born in 2008 to four years in prison, two of which were suspended, for criminal association with a terrorist enterprise.

    The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office had requested an extended four-year prison sentence.

    Alongside this, the juvenile court ordered the minor to undergo educational measures until the age of 21 and to be placed under socio-judicial supervision for three years. The court also imposed a sentence of up to 18 months for the violation, including a ban on possessing or carrying weapons, contacting individuals accused or convicted of terrorist offences, and a compulsory treatment order. The minor was also obliged to participate in multidisciplinary care and to undertake work or training. They were also required to inform the judge responsible for enforcing anti-terrorism sentences (JAPAT) of any intention to travel abroad with immediate effect.

    The minor had been arrested in 2024 on the outskirts of Le Mans for researching various potential target locations, including a synagogue in Le Mans.

    Source: https://www.cnews.fr/faits-divers/2026-01-15/terrorisme-un-mineur-condamne-deux-ans-de-prison-ferme-pour-un-projet

  • 01 January 2026

    Iranian woman is on trial for apology of terrorism and for celebrating the 7 October massacres.

    Mahdieh Esfandiari, an Iranian citizen, will stand trial at the Paris Criminal Court alongside Alain Soral on charges of glorifying terrorism and inciting terrorist acts online between 2023 and 2024.
    The 39-year-old defendant, who arrived in France in 2018, is accused of playing a central role in the ‘Axis of Resistance’ organisation. She is accused of celebrating the 7 October massacres committed by Hamas in Israel on Telegram and X, charges which she denies.
    Ms Esfandiari could be used by Tehran as a bargaining chip in exchange for the release of French citizens Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris.

    Source: https://www.midilibre.fr/2026/01/13/elle-pourrait-etre-une-monnaie-dechange-contre-les-francais-cecile-kohler-et-jacques-paris-le-proces-de-liranienne-mahdieh-esfandiari-souvre-ce-mardi-13158956.php

  • 19 December 2025

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    Franco-Turkish man stripped of his French nationality

    A thirty-year-old Franco-Turkish man, born in Alsace, has just been stripped of his French nationality, after being convicted in 2018 for acts of terrorism.

    The text specifies that ” on the assent of the Council of State, is deprived of French nationality Alperen Can, born November 28, 1995 in Wissembourg (Bas-Rhin)”. He was sentenced on June 12, 2018, at the Paris criminal court, to nine years of imprisonment. He was accused of having stayed in Syria in 2014 in the ranks of Jabhat al Nusra, a jihadist terrorist organization, at the age of 19. He then tried to go there again in 2016 with two other men, from Wissembourg (Bas-Rhin). During the 2000s and 2010s, Alsace hosted several departure routes to Syria and Iraq.

    Source: https://lessor.org/societe/nouvelle-decheance-de-la-nationalite-francaise-visant-un-franco-turc-2025-12/

  • 19 December 2025

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    Soupçonné d’avoir planifié une attaque contre des policiers, un jeune Alsacien radicalisé de 19 ans a été arrêté et inculpé

    FRA: Un jeune homme de 19 ans a été inculpé pour association de malfaiteurs en lien avec une entreprise terroriste à Paris. D’origine italo-marocaine, il vivait près de Colmar, dans le Haut-Rhin, et a été arrêté en début de semaine par les enquêteurs de la Direction générale de la sécurité intérieure. Il avait été repéré il y a quelques semaines sur les réseaux sociaux en train de prêter allégeance à l’organisation État islamique.

    ENG: A 19-year-old man has been charged with criminal conspiracy in connection with a terrorist enterprise in Paris. The young man, who is of Italian-Moroccan origin and lived near Colmar in the Haut-Rhin department, was arrested earlier this week by investigators from the General Directorate for Internal Security. He was spotted on social media a few weeks ago pledging allegiance to Daesh.

    Source: https://www.leparisien.fr/faits-divers/soupconne-de-vouloir-sen-prendre-a-des-policiers-un-jeune-alsacien-radicalise-de-19-ans-interpelle-et-mis-en-examen-19-12-2025-PQB2QTQJ6ZBVTJJV6LXHQ7J5QI.php

  • 17 December 2025

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    Carole Sun, une Française rapatriée en juillet 2022, est jugée pour terrorisme à Paris

    FRA: Carole Sun, une Française jugée pour terrorisme à Paris, comparaît devant une cour d’assises spéciale pour s’être rendue en Syrie avec son frère en juillet 2014. Arrêtée par les forces kurdes en décembre 2017, elle a été rapatriée en juillet 2022.
    « Je me considère comme une femme normale et ordinaire qui a eu une vie très mouvementée et difficile », résume l’accusée, maquillée et aux longs cheveux noirs.
    En 2009, alors qu’elle avait 14 ans, elle a été victime d’une agression sexuelle de la part de trois jeunes hommes de son quartier. Quelques mois plus tard, elle s’est enfuie et est tombée sous la coupe d’un proxénète qui l’a séquestrée pendant près d’un mois et l’a contrainte à se prostituer.
    En 2012, elle a commencé à se radicaliser en ligne. Pour cette adolescente dont la mère est vietnamienne-chinoise et catholique, l’islam radical semblait être un moyen de se purifier des événements traumatisants, notamment l’absence de son père biologique.
    La jeune femme a eu de multiples relations avec des hommes, dont Nassim Tache. Selon les enquêteurs de la DGSI qui ont témoigné devant le tribunal, cette relation était le premier signe de sa « dérive radicale ». Tache a ensuite été condamné, entre autres, pour ses liens avec un réseau de recrutement. Parmi ses proches figure le prédicateur Abdelhakim Sefrioui, condamné en première instance pour son rôle dans l’assassinat de Samuel Paty et qui sera rejugé.
    La lycéenne n’a pas terminé ses études secondaires. Elle est partie cinq jours après la proclamation par l’État islamique de son « califat » transfrontalier.

    ENG: Carole Sun, a French woman on trial for terrorism in Paris, is appearing before a special assize court for travelling to Syria with her brother in July 2014. She was arrested by Kurdish forces in December 2017 and repatriated in July 2022.
    “I consider myself a normal, ordinary woman with a very eventful and very hard life,” sums up the defendant, who is wearing make-up and has long, jet-black hair.
    In 2009, when she turned 14, she was sexually assaulted by three young men from her neighbourhood. A few months later, she ran away and fell under the control of a pimp who held her captive for almost a month and forced her into prostitution.
    In 2012, she began to radicalise online. For this teenager, whose mother is Vietnamese-Chinese and Catholic, radical Islam appeared to offer a way to purify herself of traumatic events, including the absence of her biological father.
    The young woman had multiple relationships with men, including Nassim Tache. According to DGSI investigators who gave evidence to the court, this was the first sign of her ‘radical drift’. Tache was subsequently convicted, among other things, for his links to a recruitment network. Among his relatives is the preacher Abdelhakim Sefrioui, who was convicted in the first instance for his role in the murder of Samuel Paty and will be retried.
    The high school student will not finish her secondary education. She left five days after ISIS proclaimed its cross-border ‘caliphate’.

    Source: https://www.laprovence.com/article/faits-divers-justice/8305453268538914/proces-dune-francaise-jugee-pour-terrorisme-le-summum-de-lhorreur-dans-lentourage-dune-revenante

  • 15 December 2025

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    Lucie C. a été condamnée à huit ans de prison pour participation à une organisation terroriste

    FRA: Lucie C., une Française de 38 ans originaire de Vesoul, a été condamnée à huit ans de prison par la cour d’assises spéciale de Paris pour participation à une organisation terroriste, en lien avec son engagement auprès de l’État islamique (Daech) en Syrie. Rapatriée en 2022 du camp d’Al-Hol, en compagnie d’autres femmes, elle était partie en 2014 avec son mari, son frère et sa belle-sœur. Elle avait alors prêté allégeance à Raqqa et avait suivi le groupe jusqu’à Baghouz, où elle avait assumé des rôles opérationnels, notamment celui de porteuse d’une ceinture explosive. Au cours du procès, elle a invoqué une rupture idéologique et des traumatismes personnels, mais le tribunal a estimé que son engagement était constant et radical. Il lui a également imposé une obligation de soins et cinq ans de surveillance socio-judiciaire.
    ENG: Lucie C., a 38-year-old French woman from Vesoul, was sentenced to eight years in prison by the Paris Special Assize Court for her involvement with the Islamic State (ISIS) in Syria, including participating in a terrorist organisation. She was repatriated from the Al-Hol camp in 2022, alongside other women. She had left for Syria in 2014 with her husband, brother and sister-in-law. She pledged allegiance to Raqqa and followed the group to Baghouz, where she took on operational roles including carrying an explosive belt. During the trial, she cited ideological differences and personal trauma as reasons for her actions, but the court found that her commitment was consistent and radical. The court also imposed a treatment order and five years of socio-judicial supervision.

    Sources: https://www.cnews.fr/france/2025-12-15/revenante-de-syrie-une-francaise-condamnee-8-ans-de-prison-pour-son-engagement and https://www.cnews.fr/faits-divers/2025-12-11/une-revenante-des-bastions-terroristes-de-daesh-jugee-des-ce-jeudi-devant

  • 01 December 2025

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    Trois Français emmenés enfants en Syrie pour le djihad veulent contraindre l’État à les rapatrier

    FRA: Trois jeunes Français majeurs, emmenés en Syrie par leurs parents alors qu’ils étaient encore mineurs, veulent contraindre l’État, par une décision du tribunal administratif, à réexaminer leur situation dans l’espoir d’obtenir leur rapatriement. Youssef Boudouaia, Adem Clain et Amza Benabed, âgés de 22 à 23 ans, avaient entre 11 et 12 ans lorsque leurs parents les ont emmenés en Syrie, avec l’intention de rejoindre l’organisation État islamique (EI). Avec la chute du « califat », il y a six ans, ils ont été enfermés dans des camps gérés par les forces kurdes, où ils ont atteint l’âge adulte. Youssef Boudouaia, originaire de Strasbourg et détenu dans le camp de Roj, dans le nord-est de la Syrie, présente de multiples blessures sur tout le corps, en particulier à la tête. Adem Clain, fils de Fabien Clain, l’un des djihadistes ayant revendiqué les attentats du 13 novembre 2015 en France, est également détenu dans le camp de Roj, où son avocat a constaté une blessure grave à la jambe. En ce qui concerne Youssef Boudouaia et Adem Clain, le rapporteur public a conclu devant le tribunal administratif que le refus de rapatriement était « arbitraire » et s’est prononcé en faveur du réexamen de leurs demandes. Le troisième requérant, Amza Benabed, a quant à lui été transféré en Irak, ce que son avocat n’a appris que « lors de l’audience ».

    ENG: Three young French adults, taken to Syria by their parents when they were still minors, want to force the state, through an administrative court ruling, to review their situation in the hope of securing their repatriation. Youssef Boudouaia, Adem Clain and Amza Benabed, aged between 22 and 23, were between 11 and 12 years old when their parents took them to Syria with the intention of joining the Islamic State (IS) organisation. With the fall of the ‘caliphate’ six years ago, they were locked up in camps run by Kurdish forces, where they reached adulthood. Youssef Boudouaia, originally from Strasbourg and detained in the Roj camp in north-eastern Syria, has multiple injuries all over his body, particularly to his head. Adem Clain, son of Fabien Clain, one of the jihadists who claimed responsibility for the 13 November 2015 attacks in France, is also detained in the Roj camp, where his lawyer noted a serious leg injury. With regard to Youssef Boudouaia and Adem Clain, the public prosecutor concluded before the administrative court that the refusal to repatriate them was ‘arbitrary’ and ruled in favour of re-examining their applications. The third applicant, Amza Benabed, was transferred to Iraq, which his lawyer only learned about ‘during the hearing’.

    Source: https://www.lefigaro.fr/faits-divers/trois-francais-emmenes-enfants-en-syrie-pour-le-djihad-veulent-contraindre-l-etat-a-les-rapatrier-20251201

  • 30 November 2025

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    Deux nouvelles arrestations pour des faits de terrorisme ont eu lieu en France

    FRA: Le 30 novembre, deux adolescents de 16 ans proches du mouvement djihadiste ont été arrêtés à Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin) et dans la région parisienne. Ils communiquaient sur WhatsApp au sujet d’un projet d’attaque à l’arme blanche contre la communauté juive, prévu dans les jours suivants. L’auteur arrêté en Alsace est d’origine tchétchène et ne fréquente pas l’école, tandis que celui de l’Île-de-France est issu d’une famille aisée. Pendant leur détention provisoire, ils ont admis leur radicalisation.

    Les deux mineurs sont accusés d’avoir « élaboré un projet d’action violente contre des cibles israéliennes et d’avoir adhéré à l’idéologie de l’État islamique ». Au 1er décembre 2025, et depuis le 1er janvier 2025, 20 mineurs ont fait l’objet d’une enquête pour des infractions de nature terroriste, dans le cadre de procédures suivies par le Pnat, a indiqué le parquet à ICI.

    ENG: On 30 November, two 16-year-old teenagers with links to the jihadist movement were arrested in Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin) and in the Paris region. They had been communicating on WhatsApp about plans to carry out a knife attack against the Jewish community in the coming days. The perpetrator arrested in Alsace is of Chechen origin and does not attend school, while the one in Île-de-France comes from a wealthy family. During their pre-trial detention, they admitted to their radicalisation.

    The two minors are accused of ‘planning violent action against Israeli targets and adhering to the ideology of Islamic State’. As of 1 December 2025, and since 1 January 2025, 20 minors have been investigated for terrorist offences as part of proceedings conducted by the Pnat, the public prosecutor’s office told ICI.

    Source: https://www.francebleu.fr/infos/faits-divers-justice/deux-mineurs-suspectes-d-avoir-voulu-preparer-une-attaque-terroriste-mis-en-examen-4413133

  • 08 November 2025

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    La garde à vue prolongée de trois complices de Salah Abdeslam est une évolution inquiétante

    FRA: Le 17 janvier dernier, au cours d’une fouille, des agents de l’administration pénitentiaire découvrent qu’un périphérique externe a été connecté à l’ordinateur de Salah Abdeslam au sein du centre pénitentiaire de Vendin-le-Vieil. Aucun périphérique externe n’est retrouvé dans sa cellule, mais les fichiers détectés lors des investigations contiennent de la propagande jihadiste, dont une vidéo intitulée « 19HH », et crée par le jihadiste nicois, refugié en Syrie, Omar Diaby. Une enquête est alors ouverte pour détention illicite d’un objet en détention.
    Le 8 novembre, l’enquête est requalifiée en « association de malfaiteurs terroriste en vue de la préparation d’un crime contre les personnes ». Plusieurs éléments laisseraient à penser que Salah Abdeslam et trois complices, également placés en garde à vue, préparaient un projet d’attentat imminent.
    Parmi les complices, on recense Maëva B., 27 ans, la compagne de Salah Abdeslam, qu’il a épousé par téléphone en 2022. Elle est suspectée de lui avoir transmis plusieurs périphériques USB. Sa garde à vue a été prolongée au-delà des 96 heures habituellement permises, ce qui reste très rare. Aucune information n’a été diffusée concernant les deux autres complices. Abdeslam a été mis à jour le 4 et 7 novembre, uniquement pour les infractions liées à la clé USB.

    ENG: On 17 January 2025, during a search, prison officers discovered that an external device had been connected to Salah Abdeslam’s computer at the Vendin-le-Vieil prison. No external device was found in his cell, but the files detected during the investigation contained jihadist propaganda, including a video entitled ‘19HH’ created by Omar Diaby, a jihadist from Nice who had fled to Syria. An investigation was then opened for illegal possession of an object while in detention.
    On 8 November, the investigation was reclassified as ‘criminal association with a view to preparing a crime against persons’. Several elements suggest that Salah Abdeslam and three accomplices, also taken into custody, were preparing an imminent attack.
    Among the accomplices is Maëva B., 27, Salah Abdeslam’s partner, whom he married by telephone in 2022. She is suspected of having given him several USB devices. Her police custody was extended beyond the usual 96 hours, which is very rare. No information has been released about the other two accomplices. Abdeslam was charged on 4 and 7 November, solely for offences related to the USB stick.

    Sources: https://www.leparisien.fr/faits-divers/quallah-nous-eloigne-de-lenfer-lintrigante-maeva-b-compagne-de-salah-abdeslam-placee-en-garde-a-vue-06-11-2025-UR47MPQPC5D27EPR6D2SAIFX3Q.php and https://www.lepoint.fr/societe/l-enquete-sur-la-cle-usb-de-salah-abdeslam-requalifiee-trois-personnes-en-garde-a-vue-08-11-2025-2602716_23.php

  • 07 November 2025

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    Trente ans de prison pour l’auteur de l’attaque au couteau commise en 2020

    FRA: La cour d’assises spécialement composée de Paris a condamné, vendredi 7 novembre, Abdallah Osman Ahmed à trente ans de réclusion criminelle assortis d’une peine de sortie de sûreté de vingt ans pour deux assassinats terroristes et cinq tentatives d’assassinats terroristes au couteau.
    Le 4 avril 2020, durant le premier confinement, Abdallah Ahmed-Osman commet un périple meurtrier dans les rues de Romans sur Isère. Il attaque d’abord les gérants du bureau de tabac « Le Flash » à l’aide d’un couteau, avant d’attaquer la boucherie Breysson, où il tue un client Thierry Nivon, âgé de 55 ans. Après être sorti du commerce, il aborde un passant âgé de 59 ans en lui demandant s’il est musulman. Lorsque celui-ci lui répond qu’il est français, il est poignardé dans le dos. L’auteur poignarde ensuite à 22 reprises, Julien Vinson, 44 ans, alors qu’il ouvre ses volets. Il décède devant son fils de 12 ans. Deux autres seront poignardées avant l’interpellation de l’auteur. Durant 15 minutes, et sur environ 400 mètres, l’auteur a tué deux personnes et blessé cinq autres.
    L’auteur des faits est réfugié soudanais de 33 ans. Il était arrivé sur le territoire français en 2017, et a reconnu avoir menti aux autorités pour obtenir un permis de séjour, prétendant être un « militant torturé ». Il était arrivé dans la Drôme en 2018, logeait dans un appartement loué par l’associat Dianocat Protestant. Il venait de terminer un contrat de professionnalisation en maroquinerie, et devait obtenir un CDI dans l’entreprise Veyret Techniques Découp. Des contenus jihadistes avaient été découvert à son domicile, ainsi que des messages se plaignant de « vivre dans un pays de mécréants ».

    ENG: On Friday, 7 November, the specially constituted Assize Court of Paris sentenced Abdallah Osman Ahmed to thirty years’ imprisonment with a minimum term of twenty years for two terrorist murders and five attempted terrorist murders with a knife.
    On 4 April 2020, during the first lockdown, Abdallah Osman Ahmed went on a murderous rampage through the streets of Romans-sur-Isère. He first attacked the managers of the ‘Le Flash’ tobacconist’s with a knife, before attacking the Breysson butcher’s shop, where he killed a 55-year-old customer, Thierry Nivon. After leaving the shop, he approached a 59-year-old passerby and asked him if he was Muslim. When the man replied that he was French, he was stabbed in the back. The perpetrator then stabbed 44-year-old Julien Vinson 22 times as he was opening his shutters. He died in front of his 12-year-old son. Two other people were stabbed before the perpetrator was arrested. In the space of 15 minutes and over a distance of approximately 400 metres, the perpetrator killed two people and injured five others.
    The perpetrator was a 33-year-old Sudanese refugee arrived in France in 2017. He admitted to lying to the authorities in order to obtain a residence permit, claiming to be a ‘tortured activist’. He arrived in the Drôme region in 2018 and was staying in an apartment rented by the Dianocat Protestant association. He had just completed a professional training contract in leather goods and was due to obtain a permanent contract with the company Veyret Techniques Découp. Jihadist content was discovered at his home, along with messages complaining about ‘living in a country of infidels’.

    Source: https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2025/11/07/trente-ans-de-prison-pour-l-auteur-de-l-attaque-au-couteau-de-romans-sur-isere-en-2020_6652658_3224.html

  • 05 November 2025

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    Une attaque au véhicule bélier vient d‘avoir lieu sur l’île d’Oléron

    FRA: Vers 8h45, un individu a volontairement percuté plusieurs passants sur la commune de Dolus-d’Oléron (Charente-Maritime). Il a ensuite été interpellé par les gendarmes alors qu’il tentait de mettre feu à son véhicule. Dix personnes sont blessées dont quatre qui sont en urgence absolue.
    Le suspect est un homme de 35 ans, habitant Oléran et connu pour des délits de droit commun. Il aurait crié “Allah akbar” à plusieurs reprises durant l’attaque. La piste terroriste est fortement envisagée, mais le parquet national antiterroriste ne s’est pas encore saisi de l’affaire.

    ENG: At around 8:45 a.m., an individual deliberately rammed into several pedestrians in the town of Dolus-d’Oléron (Charente-Maritime). He was then arrested by the police as he attempted to set fire to his vehicle. Ten people were injured, four of whom are in critical condition.
    The suspect is a 35-year-old man from Oléron with a history of common law offences. He reportedly shouted ‘Allah akbar’ several times during the attack. A terrorist motive is strongly suspected, but the national anti-terrorism prosecutor’s office has not yet taken up the case.

    Source: https://www.franceinfo.fr/faits-divers/passants-percutes-sur-l-ile-d-oleron/attaque-sur-l-ile-d-oleron-couteau-de-35-cm-retrouve-conversion-du-suspect-a-l-islam-ce-qu-il-faut-retenir-de-la-conference-de-presse-du-procureur_7599482.html

  • 26 October 2025

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    Arrestation d’un Afghan in Lyon

    FRA: Le 26/10, un ressortissant afghan de 20 ans a été interpellé à Lyon, puis mis en examen le 29/10 pour association de malfaiteurs terroriste criminelle et financement d’entreprise terroriste. Déjà incarcéré au sein du centre de rétention administrative (CRA), il est soupçonné d’être en lien avec des membres de l’État Islamique au Khorasan. Le parquet national antiterroriste précise que le suspect soutenait le groupe « par l’envoi de fonds et à des fins de traduction et de relais de la propagande de cette organisation terroriste ».

    ENG: On 26 October, a 20-year-old Afghan national was arrested in Lyon and charged on 29 October with criminal association with a terrorist enterprise and financing a terrorist enterprise. Already incarcerated in an administrative detention centre (CRA), he is suspected of having links with members of Islamic State in Khorasan. The national anti-terrorism prosecutor’s office stated that the suspect supported the group ‘by sending funds and translating and relaying propaganda for this terrorist organisation’.

    Source: https://www.lemonde.fr/en/france/article/2025/11/01/france-arrests-afghan-with-suspected-links-to-islamic-state-offshoot_6746996_7.html

  • 11 October 2025

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    Arrestation jihadiste dans les Hauts-de-Seine

    FRA: Un ressortissant algérien, âgé d’une vingtaine d’années, a été interpellé dans les Hauts-de-Seine et mis en examen pour association de malfaiteurs la semaine dernière. Le mis en cause envisageait un départ pour le Sahel pour rejoindre un groupe terroriste, mais également la préparation d’un attentat en France. Il échangeait avec des membres de L’État Islamique dans la zone irako-syrienne. Il avait évoqué son projet d’attaquer « une gare fréquentée » lors de ses échanges, mais disait aussi ne pas se sentir « prêt ». Deux couteaux ont été retrouvés à son domicile. L’exploitation de son matériel informatique a révélé de nombreuses vidéos jihadistes, notamment celles de l’exécution des otages de l’EI par Mohamed Emwazi, aussi connu sous le pseudonyme de « Jihadi John ». De nombreux tutoriels avaient également été téléchargés incluant des instructions sur la fabrication des détonateurs et la préparation de poison. L’auteur s’était également pris en photo, masqué, devant plusieurs monuments parisiens.

    ENG: An Algerian national in his twenties was arrested in Hauts-de-Seine and charged with criminal conspiracy last week. The suspect was planning to travel to the Sahel to join a terrorist group, but was also preparing an attack in France. He was in contact with members of Islamic State in the Iraq-Syria region. During his exchanges, he mentioned his plan to attack ‘a busy train station’, but also said he did not feel ‘ready’. Two knives were found at his home. An examination of his computer equipment revealed numerous jihadist videos, including those of the execution of IS hostages by Mohamed Emwazi, also known as ‘Jihadi John’. Numerous tutorials had also been downloaded, including instructions on how to make detonators and prepare poison. The perpetrator had also taken photos of himself, wearing a mask, in front of several Parisian landmarks.

    Source: https://www.europe1.fr/Police-Justice/hauts-de-seine-un-algerien-soupconne-de-projeter-un-attentat-contre-une-gare-arrete-et-mis-en-examen-777412

  • 10 October 2025

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    Trois nouvelles arrestations au sein de la mouvance jihadiste viennent d’être annoncées

    FRA: Les interpellations concernent trois jeunes femmes âgées de 18 à 21 ans, et ont eu lieu le 7/10, avant d’être suivies par des mises en examen le 10/10. Les mises en cause ont été interpellées à Vierzon (Cher), Lyon et Villeurbanne (Rhône). Elles avaient été repérées au cours de l’été alors qu’elles envisageaient un projet d’attaque impliquant des armes à feu et des ceintures explosives, au sein de lieux festifs ou des salles de spectacle parisiennes. Des recherches sur la fabrication d’explosifs et le coût d’achat d’un fusil d’assaut ont été découvertes lors des perquisitions.
    Quelques éléments ont été révélés concernant le profil des auteurs : B. 19 ans, A. 18 ans et K. 21 ans. La meneuse du groupe, B. tenait un compte Tiktok avec 20 000 abonnés et était active sur plusieurs groupes Telegram qui partageaient du contenu jihadiste. Lors d’une journée de défense citoyenne, elle avait déclaré à sa complice A « Je veux tout faire exploser là-bas (…) Je veux rendre hommage à Ben Laden ! ». Celle-ci avait répondu : S’ils [les militaires de la JCD] savaient qu’il y avait une terroriste parmi eux… ». La dernière participante K. est paraplégique, a été décrite « psychologiquement fragile ».
    Depuis 2012, cinq femmes ont déjà commis un attentat en France. Il s’agit du « commando des femmes » composé d’Inès Madani, Ornella Gilligmann, Amel Sakaou et Sarah Hervouet, et d’Hanane Aboulhana.
    Madani et Gilligmann avaient organisé un attentat raté au véhicule piégé à Paris le 4 septembre 2016, avant de se réfugier chez Sakaou avec Hervouet à Boussy-Saint-Antoine (Essonne). Sarah Hervouet avait alors poignardé un agent de la DGSI durant l’intervention de police.
    Aboulhana, épouse de Michael Chiolo, lui avait apporté plusieurs couteaux en céramique durant son incarcération le 5 mars 2019. Prétextant être enceinte, elle avait ensuite participé à une attaque contre deux surveillants pénitentiaires, les blessant grièvement. Elle a été neutralisée pendant l’assaut des opérateurs du RAID.

    ENG: The arrests involved three young women aged between 18 and 21, and took place on 7 October, followed by formal charges on 10 October. The suspects were arrested in Vierzon (Cher), Lyon and Villeurbanne (Rhône). They had been identified during the summer while planning an attack involving firearms and explosive belts at festive venues and concert halls in Paris. During searches, information was found on how to make explosives and the cost of purchasing an assault rifle.
    Some details have been revealed about the perpetrators: B., 19, A., 18, and K., 21. The leader of the group, B., had a TikTok account with 20,000 followers and was active in several Telegram groups that shared jihadist content. During a citizen defence day, she told her accomplice A, ‘I want to blow everything up over there (…) I want to pay tribute to Bin Laden!’. A replied, ‘If they [the JCD soldiers] knew there was a terrorist among them…’. The last participant, K., is paraplegic and has been described as ‘psychologically fragile’.
    Since 2012, five women have already carried out attacks in France. They are part of the ‘women’s commando’ group, which includes Inès Madani, Ornella Gilligmann, Amel Sakaou, Sarah Hervouet and Hanane Aboulhana.
    Madani and Gilligmann organised a failed car bomb attack in Paris on 4 September 2016, before taking refuge with Sakaou and Hervouet in Boussy-Saint-Antoine (Essonne). Sarah Hervouet then stabbed a DGSI agent during the police intervention.
    Aboulhana, Michael Chiolo’s wife, brought him several ceramic knives during his incarceration on 5 March 2019. Pretending to be pregnant, she then took part in an attack on two prison guards, seriously injuring them. She was neutralised during the RAID operators’ assault.

    Source: https://www.rtl.fr/actu/justice-faits-divers/info-rtl-trois-femmes-radicalisees-interpellees-pour-un-projet-d-attentat-a-paris-7900563986

  • 02 October 2025

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    Arrestation jihadiste en Italie

    FRA: Le parquet national antiterrorisme (PNAT) vient de se saisir de l’assassinat d’Ashur Sarnaya qui a eu lieu à Lyon (Rhône) le 10 septembre dernier. L’homme de 45 ans, issu de la communauté chrétienne d’Irak, était installé dans la ville depuis une dizaine d’années, et était très actif sur les réseaux sociaux où il évoquait sa pratique religieuse. Le 10/9, alors qu’il était en direct sur une plateforme de streaming dans son fauteuil roulant et devant son immeuble du IXe arrondissement, il est frappé à la gorge par un individu armé d’une machette. L’auteur avait ensuite pris la fuite. Les secours n’ont pas pu réanimer la victime, qui est décédée.Le 2/10, le mis en cause a été interpellé dans la ville d’Andria (Italie). Il s’agit d’un ressortissant algérien de 28 ans, qui avait d’abord séjourné à Rome jusqu’au 24/09.

    ENG: The French National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) has taken up the case of the murder of Ashur Sarnaya, which took place in Lyon (Rhône) on 10 September. The 45-year-old man, who was from the Christian community in Iraq, had been living in the city for around ten years and was very active on social media, where he talked about his religious practices. On 10 September, while he was live streaming from his wheelchair in front of his building in the 9th arrondissement, he was struck in the throat by an individual armed with a machete. The perpetrator then fled the scene. Emergency services were unable to resuscitate the victim, who died. On 2 October, the suspect was arrested in the city of Andria (Italy). He is a 28-year-old Algerian national who had initially been staying in Rome until 24 September.

    Source: https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2025/10/28/assassinat-a-lyon-d-ashur-sarnaya-un-chretien-d-irak-le-suspect-remis-a-la-france-et-mis-en-examen_6649989_3224.html

  • 10 September 2025

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    Arrestation jihadiste dans la Sarthe

    FRA: Le 8 septembre, deux adolescents ont été interpellés pour participation à une association de malfaiteurs terroriste en vue de la préparation de crimes d’atteinte aux personnes. Ces arrestations sont liées à l’interpellation d’un adolescent de 17 ans au Mans (Sarthe) le 1er septembre dernier. Celui-ci qui avait prêté allégeance à l’État Islamique au Khorasan (EI-K) et préparait plusieurs attentats. Les arrestations font suite à l’exploitation de ses supports numériques. Le 12 septembre, l’un des deux mineurs, âgé de 16 ans a été présenté à un juge d’instruction et mis en examen pour « association de malfaiteurs terroriste en vue de la préparation d’un ou plusieurs crimes d’atteinte aux personnes ». Il a été placé sous contrôle judiciaire et fait l’objet d’un placement dans une structure dédiée. Le second, également âgé de 16 ans, a été relâché, sans poursuite à ce stade.

    ENG: On 8 September, two teenagers were arrested for participating in a terrorist criminal organisation with a view to preparing crimes against persons. These arrests are linked to the arrest of a 17-year-old teenager in Le Mans (Sarthe) on 1 September. The teenager had pledged allegiance to Islamic State in Khorasan (IS-K) and was planning several attacks. The arrests followed the examination of his digital media. On 12 September, one of the two minors, aged 16, was brought before an investigating judge and charged with ‘criminal association with a view to preparing one or more crimes against persons’. He was placed under judicial supervision and is being held in a special facility. The second, also aged 16, was released without charge at this stage.

    Source: https://www.la-croix.com/societe/terrorisme-deux-mineurs-interpelles-pour-des-projets-d-attentats-djihadistes-20250910

  • 19 September 2025

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    Les autorités palestiniennes arrêtent un suspect palestinien plusieurs décennies après l’attaque meurtrière dans un restaurant parisien

    FRA: Alors que la France s’apprête à reconnaître l’État palestinien, l’Autorité palestinienne (AP) a arrêté un suspect clé dans l’attaque meurtrière perpétrée en 1982 contre un restaurant juif à Paris. L’attentat contre le restaurant Jo Goldenberg, situé dans le quartier juif du Marais, avait fait six morts et 22 blessés le 9 août 1982.
    Dans un communiqué, le Parquet national antiterroriste français a déclaré qu’Interpol l’avait informé de l’arrestation de Hicham Harb par les autorités palestiniennes, en vertu d’un mandat d’arrêt international émis en 2015. Le président Emmanuel Macron a déclaré que le suspect avait été arrêté en Cisjordanie occupée et que la France collaborerait désormais avec l’Autorité palestinienne pour assurer son extradition rapide.
    Harb, de son vrai nom Mahmoud Khader Abed Adra, était l’un des hommes les plus recherchés de France et faisait l’objet d’un mandat d’arrêt international depuis dix ans.
    Âgé de 70 ans, il est soupçonné d’avoir dirigé cinq autres assaillants lors de l’attaque à main armée contre le restaurant, considérée comme l’attaque antisémite la plus meurtrière en France depuis la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
    L’attaque, attribuée à l’organisation palestinienne Abu Nidal, a débuté vers midi, lorsqu’une grenade a été lancée dans la salle à manger par des assaillants qui sont ensuite entrés dans le restaurant et ont ouvert le feu avec des mitrailleuses de fabrication polonaise.
    Harb est soupçonné d’avoir supervisé l’attaque et d’avoir également fait partie du groupe d’hommes armés qui ont ouvert le feu sur les clients et les passants. Il a été officiellement inculpé en juillet par des juges français pour meurtre et tentative de meurtre en lien avec cette attaque. Harb et cinq autres hommes impliqués dans cette affaire ont été renvoyés devant le tribunal. Un autre suspect, Abou Zayed, un Norvégien d’origine palestinienne âgé de 66 ans, est détenu en France depuis son extradition de Norvège en 2020.

    ENG: The Palestinian Authority (PA) has arrested a key suspect in a deadly 1982 attack on a Jewish restaurant in Paris in a move that comes amid France’s preparations to recognise a Palestinian state. The terror attack on the Jo Goldenberg restaurant in the Jewish quarter of Le Marais on August 9, 1982, killed six and left 22 others injured.
    France’s National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office said in a statement that Interpol had informed it of the arrest of Hicham Harb by Palestinian authorities under a 2015 international warrant. President Emmanuel Macron said that the suspect had been arrested in the occupied West Bank and that his country was now working with the PA to ensure his “swift extradition” to France.
    Harb, whose real name is Mahmoud Khader Abed Adra, was one of France’s most-wanted men and had been the subject of an international arrest warrant for the past 10 years.
    The 70-year-old is suspected of leading five other attackers in the gun assault on the restaurant, which was considered the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in France since the second world war.
    The assault, blamed on the Palestinian Abu Nidal Organisation, began around midday when a grenade was tossed into the dining room by attackers who then entered the restaurant and opened fire with Polish-made machineguns.
    Harb is suspected of having supervised the assault and also of being one of the gunmen who opened fire on diners and passersby. He was formally indicted by French judges in July on charges of murder and attempted murder in connection with the attack. Harb and five other men in the case were referred to trial. Another suspect, Abou Zayed, a 66-year-old Norwegian of Palestinian origin, has been in French custody since his 2020 extradition from Norway.

    Sources: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/9/19/pa-arrests-palestinian-suspect-decades-after-paris-restaurant-attack and https://www.franceinfo.fr/monde/terrorisme-djihadistes/l-homme-suspecte-d-avoir-supervise-l-attentat-de-la-rue-des-rosiers-en-1982-a-ete-arrete-par-les-autorites-palestiniennes_7501369.html

  • 16 September 2025

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    La France rapatrie trois femmes et dix enfants des camps djihadistes syriens

    FRA: Dans un geste qui souligne la sensibilité persistante de la question dix ans après la vague dévastatrice d’attentats djihadistes en France, le Parquet national antiterroriste (PNAT) a annoncé le rapatriement de trois femmes âgées de 18 à 34 ans et de dix enfants détenus dans des camps djihadistes dans le nord-est de la Syrie (Kurdistan occidental). Cette annonce coïncide avec le début d’un procès très médiatisé à Paris de trois Françaises accusées d’avoir rejoint le groupe État islamique à Raqqa en 2014.
    Selon le PNAT, deux des femmes ont été placées en garde à vue sur ordre d’un juge d’instruction. Une troisième femme, qui fait déjà l’objet d’un mandat d’arrêt, doit comparaître devant un juge dans le courant de la journée et pourrait être officiellement mise en examen.
    Les enfants, tous mineurs, sont pris en charge dans le cadre de mesures de protection gérées par le parquet des mineurs du tribunal judiciaire de Versailles. « Les enfants sont pris en charge dans le cadre de procédures d’aide à l’éducation », a déclaré le PNAT, ajoutant que son bureau « assurera un suivi centralisé des enfants concernés, en coordination avec les procureurs territoriaux ».

    ENG: In a move underscoring the ongoing sensitivity of the issue a decade after France’s devastating wave of jihadist attacks, the French National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) announced the repatriation of three women aged between 18 and 34 and ten children from jihadist detention camps in north-east Syria (Western Kurdistan). This announcement coincides with the commencement of a high-profile trial in Paris of three French women accused of joining the Islamic State group in Raqqa in 2014.
    According to the PNAT, two of the women have been placed in police custody on the orders of an investigating judge. A third woman, who is already the subject of an arrest warrant, is due to appear before a judge later today, potentially facing formal indictment.
    The children, who are all minors, are being cared for under protective measures managed by the juvenile prosecutor’s office of the Versailles judicial court. ‘The children are being taken in under educational assistance procedures,’ the PNAT stated, adding that its office ‘will ensure centralised follow-up for the children concerned, in coordination with territorial prosecutors.’

    Source: https://www.kurdistan24.net/en/story/863952/france-repatriates-three-women-and-ten-children-from-syrian-jihadist-camps

  • 15 September 2025

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    Trois femmes soupçonnées d’avoir appartenu au groupe État islamique jugées à Paris

    FRA: Trois Françaises, membres de la famille Clain, converties à l’islamisme radical et parties en Irak et en Syrie pour rejoindre le groupe armé État islamique, comparaîtront à Paris pour association de malfaiteurs terroriste.
    Parmi les accusées figure Jennifer Clain, 34 ans, nièce de Jean-Michel et Fabien Clain, deux figures de proue de l’État islamique (EI) connus pour avoir revendiqué les attentats du 13 novembre 2015 à Paris. Ces derniers ont été condamnés par contumace à la perpétuité sans possibilité de libération conditionnelle et ont été tués lors d’un raid aérien en 2019. Elle comparaîtra aux côtés de sa belle-sœur, Mayalen Duhart, et de Christine Allain, mère de leurs deux maris et grand-mère de leurs neuf enfants.
    Les trois femmes comparaîtront devant une cour spécialement constituée, sans jury, comme c’est généralement le cas dans les affaires de terrorisme en France. Le procès devrait durer jusqu’au 26 septembre et les accusées encourent jusqu’à 30 ans de prison.
    Les accusés font partie de ce que les enquêteurs appellent le « clan Clain » : plus de 20 membres de cette famille originaire de la région de Toulouse ont quitté la France avec leurs conjoints et leurs enfants pour se rendre en Irak et en Syrie entre 2014 et 2015. Parmi eux se trouvaient Marie-Rosane Clain, trois de ses enfants (dont Fabien et Jean-Michel) et plusieurs petits-enfants (dont Jennyfer).
    Jennyfer Clain, qui a commencé son éducation religieuse à l’âge où son beau-père, Mohamed Mongi Amri, a converti la famille à l’islam, s’est mariée religieusement à l’âge de 15 ans afin de rejoindre ses oncles en Égypte. Elle a épousé Kevin Gonot, un ami de Fabien et Jean-Michel Clain, qui a ensuite rejoint l’État islamique et est actuellement emprisonné en Irak. Il avait initialement été condamné à mort pour appartenance à l’État islamique, mais sa peine a été commuée en réclusion à perpétuité. En 2014, Jennyfer Clain a suivi Gonot à Raqqa, en Syrie, où vivait également sa mère, Christine Allain. Elle s’était convertie à l’islam quelques années plus tôt, après avoir été initiée au Coran par son fils aîné, Thomas Collange, qui avait également converti sa compagne, Mayalen Duhart.
    À partir de 2004, le couple s’est rendu à plusieurs reprises en Syrie, où il s’est installé définitivement en 2014, soit trois ans après le début de la guerre. En 2019, Christine Allain, Jennyfer Clain et Mayalen Duhart sont arrivées en France avec leurs neuf enfants, âgés de 3 à 13 ans, et ont été officiellement inculpées. Elles avaient été arrêtées deux mois plus tôt, en Turquie, à la frontière syrienne. Pendant deux ans, après la chute de Raqqa, elles avaient erré, car leurs maris avaient déjà été arrêtés.

    ENG: Three French women from the Clain family, who converted to fundamentalist Islam and travelled to Iraq and Syria to join the Islamic State armed group, will go on trial in Paris on charges of terrorist criminal association.
    Among the defendants is 34-year-old Jennyfer Clain, the niece of Jean-Michel and Fabien Clain. The latter two are prominent figures within the Islamic State (IS) and are known for recording the claim of responsibility for the 13 November terrorist attacks in Paris. They were both sentenced to life imprisonment in absentia with no possibility of parole and killed in an airstrike in 2019. Appearing alongside Jennyfer are her sister-in-law, Mayalen Duhart, and Christine Allain, the mother of their two husbands and grandmother of their nine children.
    The three defendants will appear before a specially-convened court without a jury, which is standard practice for terrorist cases in France. The trial is expected to run until 26 September, and the defendants face up to 30 years in prison.
    They are part of what investigators refer to as the ‘Clain clan’: over 20 members of the family based near Toulouse left France with their spouses and children to go to Iraq and Syria between 2014 and 2015. Among them were Marie-Rosane Clain, three of her children — including Fabien and Jean-Michel — and several grandchildren, including Jennyfer.
    Jennyfer Clain began her religious education after her stepfather, Mohamed Mongi Amri, converted the family to Islam. She entered into a religious marriage at 15 to join her uncles in Egypt. She married Kevin Gonot, a friend of Fabien and Jean-Michel Clain who later became an IS member. Gonot is currently imprisoned in Iraq, where he was initially sentenced to death for IS membership before his sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. In 2014, Jennyfer Clain followed Gonot to Raqqa in Syria, where his mother, Christine Allain, was also living. She had converted to Islam a few years earlier after being introduced to the Qur’an by her eldest son, Thomas Collange, who had also converted his partner, Mayalen Duhart.
    From 2004 onwards, the couple travelled to Syria multiple times, finally settling there permanently in 2014, three years after the war began. In 2019, Christine Allain, Jennyfer Clain and Mayalen Duhart arrived in France with nine children, aged between three and 13, and were formally charged. They had been arrested two months earlier on the Syrian border in Turkey. For two years after the fall of Raqqa, they had been wandering — their husbands had already been arrested.

    Sources: https://www.france24.com/fr/france/20250915-jihad-trois-femmes-soup%C3%A7onn%C3%A9es-groupe-%C3%A9tat-islamique-jug%C3%A9es-paris-clain-13-novembre-attentats-syrie and https://www.rfi.fr/en/france/20250915-french-women-of-jihadist-family-on-trial-for-joining-is-taking-children-to-syria

  • 01 September 2025

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    Arrestation jihadiste dans la Sarthe

    FRA: Le 1/9, un adolescent de 17 ans a été interpellé par les agents de la DGSI au Mans. Sous la kounya « Abou Jannah al Faransi », il avait prêté allégeance à l’État Islamique, et aurait été en contact avec des membres de l’État Islamique au Khorasan (EI-K) en ligne. Une vidéo de l’auteur où il évoque sa volonté de tuer des « mécréants » et évoque notamment la situation à Gaza a été retrouvé sur ordinateur. Selon les informations disponibles, il aurait également envisagés plusieurs attentats contre les ambassades d’Israël et des États-Unis, l’Élysée, le ministère de l’Intérieur ou les sièges de chaines de télévision. Un de ses projets intitulé « retour de flammes » prévoyait d’incendier des établissements scolaires sarthois. L’exploitation de son matériel informatique a révélé une liste d’établissements scolaires, des notes concernant la fabrication d’explosifs mais également des recherches sur des stations essence de la région et des repérages de cibles sur Google Maps.

    ENG: On 1 September, a 17-year-old teenager was arrested by DGSI agents in Le Mans. Under the nom de guerre ‘Abou Jannah al Faransi’, he had pledged allegiance to Islamic State and was believed to have been in contact with members of Islamic State Khorasan (IS-K) online. A video of the perpetrator expressing his desire to kill ‘infidels’ and discussing the situation in Gaza was found on his computer. According to available information, he had also planned several attacks against the Israeli and US embassies, the Élysée Palace, the Ministry of the Interior and television station headquarters. One of his projects, entitled ‘retour de flammes’ (backfire), involved setting fire to schools in the Sarthe region. An examination of his computer equipment revealed a list of schools, notes on how to make explosives, as well as research on petrol stations in the region and target locations on Google Maps.

    Source: https://www.lejdd.fr/Societe/sarthe-un-adolescent-de-17-ans-interpelle-pour-des-projets-dattentats-djihadistes-161581

  • 02 August 2025

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    Un Français de 24 ans accusé de terrorisme islamique est arrêté à l’aéroport international de Milan

    FRA: Un Français d’origine marocaine âgé de 24 ans a été arrêté il y a quelques jours à l’aéroport de Malpensa alors qu’il tentait de quitter l’Italie pour se rendre à Bahreïn. L’homme était recherché par les autorités transalpines car il avait déjà été détenu en France pour des raisons liées au terrorisme djihadiste et s’était soustrait à l’obligation de signer. Au terme de l’enquête, en exécution d’un mandat d’arrêt européen émis par les autorités françaises, l ‘intéressé fut arrêté, aux fins d’extradition, par les policiers de la Polaria et par le personnel de la D.I.G.O.S. de la préfecture de police de Varèse qui était intervenu sur place.

    ENG: A 24-year-old Frenchman of Moroccan origin was arrested a few days ago at Malpensa Airport while attempting to leave Italy for Bahrain. He was wanted by the Italian authorities because he had previously been detained in France on charges related to jihadist terrorism and had failed to comply with the obligation to sign on. Following an investigation, and in execution of a European arrest warrant issued by the French authorities, Polaria police officers and D.I.G.O.S. personnel from the Varese police prefecture arrested the individual for extradition.

    Source: https://fr.euronews.com/my-europe/2025/08/02/un-francais-de-24-ans-accuse-de-terrorisme-islamique-est-arrete-a-laeroport-international-

  • 01 August 2025

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    Arrestations jihadistes en Île-de-France

    FRA: Le 1er août dernier, deux adolescents de 15 et 17 ans ont été mis en examen pour association de malfaiteurs terroristes. Originaires du Val-de-Marne et de Paris, ils avaient prêté allégeance à l’État Islamique et envisageaient une attaque contre des synagogues et contre la Tour Eiffel. Actifs sur des applications de messagerie cryptées, ils avaient également cherché à se procurer des armes sur Internet. Un départ pour une zone de jihad avait également été évoqué lors de leurs échanges.

    ENG: On 1 August, two teenagers aged 15 and 17 were charged with criminal conspiracy to commit terrorism. Originally from Val-de-Marne and Paris, they had pledged allegiance to Islamic State and were planning attacks on synagogues and the Eiffel Tower. Active on encrypted messaging apps, they had also sought to obtain weapons on the Internet. During their exchanges, they had also discussed leaving for a jihad zone.

    Source: https://www.liberation.fr/societe/police-justice/deux-mineurs-qui-projetaient-de-faire-le-jihad-et-des-actions-violentes-en-france-mis-en-examen-debut-aout-20250826_RTKBW3DOZRAORNPJXEOPUIZPSQ/

  • 24 July 2025

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    Tentative d’évasion jihadiste

    FRA: Le 24/7, un jihadiste a tenté de s’évader de la maison d’arrêt de Strasbourg. Mohammed Mogouchkov, 22 ans, a été mis en examen pour l’attentat du lycée Gambetta-Carnot qui avait coûté la vie à Dominique Bernard et blessé trois autres personnes à Arras (Pas-de-Calais) le 13 octobre 2023. Il était associé dans son projet d’évasion à Valentin Linder, 30 ans, est un militant d’ultra-droite, fiché S alsacien actif au sein du Bastien Social et à Bilal A., connu pour des faits de violence liés au trafic de stupéfiants. Un technicien venu faire des travaux dans la maison d’arrêt a découvert des dégradations sur des portes en début de semaine. Suite à cela, une fouille des cellules de ces détenus a permis de découvrir une lame de scie, plusieurs téléphones portables mais aussi de la résine de cannabis. Les trois suspects, qui étaient tous placés à l’isolement, sont désormais poursuivis pour tentative d’évasion en bande organisée.

    ENG: On 24/7, a jihadist attempted to escape from Strasbourg prison. Mohammed Mogouchkov, 22, was charged with the attack on the Gambetta-Carnot high school that killed Dominique Bernard and injured three other people in Arras (Pas-de-Calais) on 13 October 2023. He was involved in his escape plan with Valentin Linder, 30, a far-right activist from Alsace who is on the S list and active in Bastien Social, and Bilal A., known for acts of violence linked to drug trafficking. A technician who came to do work in the prison discovered damage to doors at the beginning of the week. Following this, a search of the prisoners’ cells led to the discovery of a saw blade, several mobile phones and cannabis resin. The three suspects, who were all placed in solitary confinement, are now being prosecuted for attempted escape as part of an organised gang.

    Source: https://www.dna.fr/faits-divers-justice/2025/07/24/tentative-d-evasion-dejouee-a-l-elsau-le-neonazi-valentin-linder-le-terroriste-d-arras-et-un-troisieme-detenu-en-garde-a-vue

  • 11 July 2025

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    Arrestation de jihadiste à Toulouse

    FRA: Le 11/7, les enquêteurs de la DGSI ont interpellé un ressortissant franco-algérien de 20 ans, alors qu’il planifiait une attaque “contre des juifs et des mécréants” en région Toulousaine. Le mis en cause était connu des services de police et fiché S depuis plusieurs années. Il était en lien avec une adolescente de 15 ans également originaire de Haute-Garonne, et qui avait été interpellée au cours du mois de juin. Les deux individus présentent également des antécédents psychiatriques.

    ENG: On 11 July, DGSI investigators arrested a 20-year-old Franco-Algerian national as he was planning an attack ‘against Jews and infidels’ in the Toulouse region. The suspect was known to the police and had been on the S list for several years. He was in contact with a 15-year-old girl, also from Haute-Garonne, who had been arrested in June. Both individuals also have a history of mental illness.

    Source: https://www.lefigaro.fr/actualite-france/terrorisme-un-homme-mis-en-examen-et-ecroue-a-paris-pour-un-projet-d-attentat-djihadiste-20250711

  • 01 July 2025

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    Arrestation de jihadiste à Toulouse

    FRA: Le 1/7, un couple a été interpellé alors qu’ils prévoyaient de rejoindre un groupe jihadiste en Syrie. La suspecte, Alexia R. 21 ans a été arrêtée à l’aéroport de Toulouse alors qu’elle cherchait à rejoindre Chypre, puis la Syrie. L’homme, dont le nom n’a pas été rendu public, devait partir quelques jours plus tard. Tous les deux cherchaient à rejoindre la katiba d’Omar Diaby, jihadiste niçois installé en Syrie avec son groupe Firqatul Ghuraba (la brigade des étrangers), groupe qui rassemble une cinquantaine de membres, principalement français. C’est le troisième cas de tentatives de départ en Syrie pour rejoindre le groupe de Diaby cette année

    ENG: On 1 July, a couple was arrested as they were planning to join a jihadist group in Syria. The suspect, Alexia R., 21, was arrested at Toulouse airport as she was attempting to travel to Cyprus and then Syria. The man, whose name has not been made public, was due to leave a few days later. Both were seeking to join the katiba of Omar Diaby, a jihadist from Nice who is based in Syria with his group Firqatul Ghuraba (the brigade of foreigners), which has around 50 members, mainly French. This is the third case this year of attempts to travel to Syria to join Diaby’s group.

    Source: https://www.ouest-france.fr/terrorisme/terrorisme-un-couple-mis-en-examen-a-paris-pour-avoir-voulu-rejoindre-un-groupe-jihadiste-en-syrie-d5170d62-56ba-11f0-9771-bf42ae6be7a5

  • 10 June 2025

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    L‘influenceur algérien Imad Tintin condamné à 450 euros d’amende pour menaces de violences par le tribunal de Grenoble

    FRA: L’influenceur algérien Imad Tintin, domicilié en Isère, a été condamné par le tribunal judiciaire de Grenoble à une amende de 450 euros pour menaces de violence. Il était initialement poursuivi pour provocation à un acte de terrorisme, à la suite de propos mal traduits de l’arabe au français.
    En janvier dernier, l’influenceur algérien, de son vrai nom Imad Ould Brahim, avait été poursuivi dans un premier temps pour « provocation à un acte de terrorisme », risquant 7 ans de prison, à la suite d’échanges en arabe sur les réseaux sociaux. Mais ces propos avaient été mal traduits.

    ENG: Imad Tintin, an Algerian influencer who lives in Isère, was fined €450 by the Grenoble court for making violent threats. He was initially charged with inciting terrorism following the mistranslation of comments he had made in Arabic.
    After exchanging messages in Arabic on social media in January, the Algerian influencer, whose real name is Imad Ould Brahim, was charged with ‘inciting terrorism’, an offence carrying a maximum sentence of seven years in prison. However, his comments had been mistranslated.

    Source: https://www.francebleu.fr/infos/faits-divers-justice/l-influenceur-algerien-imad-tintin-condamne-a-450-euros-d-amende-pour-menaces-de-violences-par-le-tribunal-de-grenoble-3482516

  • 29 April 2025

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    Arrestation d’un jihadiste cherchant à rejoindre la Syrie

    FRA: Le 29/4, Manuel G., ancien militaire dans une unité du Génie, a été interpellé alors qu’il tentait de rejoindre la Syrie. Converti à l’islam lors d’une opération extérieure à Djibouti en 2008, il avait ensuite organisé des entraînements paramilitaires pour des aspirants au jihad dans le Maine-et-Loire. Sous le coup d’une enquête administrative, il rejoint le Maroc avec sa femme et sa fille en 2016, dans le but de faire la hijra. Il est interpellé par les forces de l’ordre locales, qui découvrent chez lui des couteaux, une machette, une matraque, une bonbonne de gaz, un pistolet à air comprimé, des munitions et des manuels sur les explosifs. Condamné à deux ans de prison au Maroc, il est expulsé en France à la fin de sa peine. En avril dernier, il est interpellé en Jordanie, après avoir transité par l’Italie et l’Arabie Saoudite. Il cherchait à rejoindre la katiba d’Omar Diaby, jihadiste niçois installé en Syrie avec son groupe Firqatul Ghuraba (la brigade des étrangers), où un de ses fils est actif.

    ENG: On 29 April, Manuel G., a former soldier in an engineering unit, was arrested while attempting to travel to Syria. Having converted to Islam during an overseas operation in Djibouti in 2008, he subsequently organised paramilitary training for aspiring jihadists in Maine-et-Loire. Under administrative investigation, he moved to Morocco with his wife and daughter in 2016 with the aim of making the hijra. He was arrested by local law enforcement officers, who discovered knives, a machete, a truncheon, a gas cylinder, an air pistol, ammunition and manuals on explosives at his home. Sentenced to two years in prison in Morocco, he was deported to France at the end of his sentence. Last April, he was arrested in Jordan after travelling through Italy and Saudi Arabia. He was seeking to join the katiba of Omar Diaby, a jihadist from Nice based in Syria with his group Firqatul Ghuraba (the brigade of foreigners), where one of his sons is active.

    Source: https://www.lefigaro.fr/actualite-france/terrorisme-un-ancien-militaire-francais-devenu-djihadiste-interpelle-alors-qu-il-voulait-rejoindre-la-syrie-20250509

  • 06 April 2025

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    Arrestations jihadistes dans le Nord

    FRA: Trois individus, âgé de 19 à 24 ans, sont interpellés dans la région de Dunkerque (Nord), alors qu’ils préparaient un attentat jihadiste. Parmi eux, Morad M., 19 ans, avait fabriqué un dispositif explosif artisanal, composé d’un sac à dos et de pétards, et cherchait à reproduire «une action de type Bataclan» dans le département. Il avait également rédigé une lettre d’allégeance à l’État Islamique et possédait un drapeau de l’EI. En ligne, il avait partagé des vidéos de Khamzat Azimov, auteur de l’attentat au couteau du quartier de l’Opéra à Paris en mai 2018 (1 mort, 4 blessés) , ainsi que d’autres contenus glorifiant l’attentat du Bataclan. L’autre complice, âgé de 24 ans, avait fourni une arme factice. Les deux ont été dénoncés par leur troisième complice, inquiet des préparatifs en cours.

    ENG: Three individuals aged between 19 and 24 were arrested in the Dunkirk region (Nord) while preparing a jihadist attack. Among them was Morad M., 19, who had made a homemade explosive device consisting of a rucksack and firecrackers and was seeking to replicate ‘a Bataclan-type attack’ in the department. He had also written a letter of allegiance to Islamic State and possessed an IS flag. Online, he had shared videos of Khamzat Azimov, the perpetrator of the knife attack in the Opéra district of Paris in May 2018 (1 dead, 4 wounded), as well as other content glorifying the Bataclan attack. The other accomplice, aged 24, had provided a fake weapon. The two were reported by their third accomplice, who was concerned about the preparations underway.

    Source: https://www.francebleu.fr/infos/faits-divers-justice/projet-d-attentat-trois-hommes-mis-en-examen-apres-leur-interpellation-dans-le-nord-de-la-france-8126565

  • 06 April 2025

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    Deux hommes soupçonnés d’avoir planifié un attentat arrêtés à Paris

    FRA: Le Parquet national antiterroriste (PNAT) a annoncé l’arrestation, le 6 avril, à Paris, de deux hommes pour association de malfaiteurs en vue d’un complot terroriste et détention d’explosifs. Les deux premiers ont été placés en détention provisoire et le troisième a été inculpé pour non-signalement d’un crime terroriste et placé sous contrôle judiciaire, a indiqué le parquet.
    Le parquet a précisé que toutes les personnes arrêtées étaient majeures, sans toutefois communiquer leur âge exact ni le degré d’avancement de leur projet potentiel. Le principal suspect est un homme de 19 ans originaire du nord de la France, qui entretenait des liens avec le groupe djihadiste État islamique. Il avait prêté allégeance au groupe et prévoyait d’attaquer un lieu public. Son arrestation a conduit à celle de deux de ses complices. L’un d’eux, âgé de 21 ans, est soupçonné de lui avoir fourni une arme factice qu’il a ensuite exhibée sur les réseaux sociaux.

    ENG: The French National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) announced that two men were arrested in Paris on 6 April for criminal conspiracy in relation to a terrorist plot and possession of explosives. The two men were remanded in custody and a third was charged with failing to report a terrorist crime and placed under legal supervision, according to prosecutors.
    All of those arrested are over 18, the prosecutor’s office said, without specifying their exact ages or the level of advancement of their potential plan. The main suspect is a 19-year-old man from northern France who had ties to the Islamic State jihadist group. He had written an oath of allegiance to the group and was planning to attack a public place. His arrest led to the arrest of two of his associates. One of them, aged 21, is suspected of providing him with a dummy weapon, which he later displayed on social media.

    Source: https://www.lemonde.fr/en/france/article/2025/04/07/two-men-suspected-of-plotting-an-attack-arrested-in-paris_6739914_7.html

  • 26 February 2025

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    Tentative de livraison d’arme par drone à la prison de Beauvais

    FRA: Le 26/02 une livraison par drone est interceptée au centre pénitentiaire de Beauvais (Oise). Le colis était destiné à Abdelaziz Fahd, qui devait utiliser une canne à pêche artisanale pour tenter de récupérer son contenu, un couteau doté d’une lame de 20cm et un smartphone. Poursuivi pour association de malfaiteurs terroriste, Fahd, âgé de 39 ans, est connu pour avoir tenté de s’évader de la prison de Réau (Seine-et-Marne) en 2013 en compagnie de Smaïn Aït Ali Belkacem, responsable de plusieurs attentats à Paris en 1995. Fahd est également impliqué dans l’attentat en milieu pénitentiaire de Condé-sur-Sarthe (Orne), mené par Michael Chiolo en mars 2019, où deux surveillants avaient été grièvement blessés à l’arme blanche. Son procès pour ces faits aura lieu en juin prochain.

    ENG: On 26 February, a drone delivery was intercepted at Beauvais prison (Oise). The package was intended for Abdelaziz Fahd, who was planning to use a homemade fishing rod to retrieve its contents: a knife with a 20 cm blade and a smartphone. Prosecuted for criminal association with a terrorist enterprise, 39-year-old Fahd is known for attempting to escape from Réau prison (Seine-et-Marne) in 2013 with Smaïn Aït Ali Belkacem, who was responsible for several attacks in Paris in 1995. Fahd was also involved in the attack at Condé-sur-Sarthe prison (Orne), carried out by Michael Chiolo in March 2019, in which two prison guards were seriously injured with a knife. His trial for these offences will take place next June.

    Source: https://www.leparisien.fr/oise-60/livraison-par-drone-dun-couteau-a-la-prison-de-beauvais-la-piste-terroriste-retenue-03-04-2025-R53NC675NVEIRD4JUJ37IJMMBM.php

  • 24 February 2025

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    L’influenceur algérien Zazou Youcef condamné à 18 mois de prison pour « provocation au terrorisme »

    FRA: Ce rendez-vous judiciaire a eu lieu le lundi 24 février 2025, toujours à Brest, la ville bretonne où le jeune homme de 25 ans, arrivé en France en 2020, était hébergé. Youcef Aziria a finalement été reconnu coupable de « provocation directe à un acte de terrorisme » et condamné à 18 mois de prison ferme, avec maintien en détention. Il écope également d’une interdiction de territoire national de dix ans. Le parquet avait requis une peine de deux ans de prison ferme, ainsi qu’une interdiction de territoire national de cinq ans.
    Il lui était reproché d’avoir diffusé sur son compte TikTok, suivi par 400 000 personnes, des vidéos dans lesquelles il appelait à commettre des attentats contre les opposants au régime algérien. Ces vidéos avaient été signalées sur la plateforme Pharos. Il faisait l’objet d’une obligation de quitter le territoire français (OQTF) et avait été condamné à un an de prison pour des faits de dégradations aggravées en lien avec les violences urbaines de juin 2023 à Brest, après la mort du jeune Nahel à Nanterre. Il avait fait appel de cette peine.
    Début janvier, outre « Zazou Youcef », deux Algériens et une Franco-Algérienne avaient été interpellés en France pour avoir mis en ligne des contenus haineux envers la France, tout en appelant à des actes violents.

    ENG: The court hearing took place on Monday, 24 February 2025, in Brest, the Breton city where the 25-year-old defendant, who had arrived in France in 2020, was residing. Youcef Aziria was found guilty of ‘direct incitement to commit an act of terrorism’ and sentenced to 18 months in prison, with time served counted towards his sentence. He was also banned from French territory for ten years. The prosecution had requested a two-year prison sentence, as well as a five-year ban from French territory.
    Aziria was accused of posting videos on his TikTok account (which has 400,000 followers) calling for attacks against opponents of the Algerian regime. These videos were reported on the Pharos platform. Aziria had previously been subject to an Obligation to Leave French Territory (OQTF) and sentenced to one year in prison for aggravated damage in connection with urban violence in Brest in June 2023 following the death of Nahel in Nanterre. He had appealed this sentence.
    In early January, two Algerians and a Franco-Algerian woman, as well as ‘Zazou Youcef’, were arrested in France for posting hateful content online that incited violence against France.

    Source: https://www.ouest-france.fr/terrorisme/zazou-youcef-linfluenceur-qui-appelait-a-commettre-un-attentat-condamne-a-18-mois-de-prison-b6c8d764-f297-11ef-832a-25775758df4b

  • 22 February 2025

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    Attentat à Mulhouse

    FRA: Le 22/2, une attaque jihadiste a eu lieu là Mulhouse. Vers 15h40, un individu a attaqué des passants et des policiers municipaux à l’aide d’un couteau, à proximité de la place du Marché. Une personne est décédée, et 7 autres ont été blessées. L’auteur, interpellé dans une rue voisine, a été identifié comme Brahim Abdessemed d’un ressortissant algérien de 37 ans, fiché au FSPRT, déjà condamné pour apologie du terrorisme et sous OQTF. Le PNAT est saisi.

    ENG: On 22 February, a jihadist attack took place in Mulhouse. At around 3.40 p.m., an individual attacked passers-by and municipal police officers with a knife near the Place du Marché. One person died and seven others were injured. The perpetrator, who was arrested in a nearby street, was identified as Brahim Abdessemed, a 37-year-old Algerian national listed in the FSPRT (French security services’ database of individuals posing a terrorist threat), who had already been convicted of glorifying terrorism and was subject to an OQTF (obligation to leave French territory). The case has been referred to the PNAT (National Anti-Terrorism Unit).

    Source: https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2025/02/22/mulhouse-emmanuel-macron-evoque-un-acte-terroriste-islamiste-qui-ne-fait-pas-de-doute-apres-l-attaque-au-couteau-a-mulhouse-qui-a-fait-un-mort-et-deux-blesses_6559292_3225.html

  • 17 February 2025

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    La France juge cinq militants présumés de l‘État Islamique pour l’enlèvement de quatre journalistes en Syrie

    FRA: Cinq hommes accusés d’avoir enlevé et torturé quatre journalistes français couvrant la guerre en Syrie ont été jugés à Paris. Parmi eux se trouve Mehdi Nemmouche, un djihadiste français de 39 ans, actuellement incarcéré à perpétuité pour son implication dans l’attentat du Musée juif de Bruxelles en 2014, qui a causé la mort de quatre personnes.
    Les cinq accusés sont soupçonnés d’appartenir à un groupe de l’État islamique qui a retenu en captivité les journalistes ainsi que des dizaines d’autres personnes, dont des travailleurs humanitaires, entre 2013 et 2014.
    Mehdi Nemmouche est accompagné d’Abdelmalek Tanem, un Français de 35 ans accusé d’être un autre geôlier de l’EI, et de Kais Al Abdallah, un Syrien de 41 ans accusé d’avoir aidé le groupe terroriste à kidnapper les journalistes. Sont également jugés, mais absents du tribunal, Oussama Atar, un haut responsable de l’EI déjà condamné par contumace pour avoir coordonné les attentats terroristes de Paris en novembre 2015, notamment ceux de la salle de concert du Bataclan, ainsi que Salim Benghalem, accusé d’avoir supervisé les opérations de prise d’otages du groupe terroriste. Tous deux seraient morts en Syrie.
    Le parquet les accuse d’avoir dirigé une « usine à otages » et des « centres d’entraînement à la torture » dans lesquels les personnes détenues étaient soumises à des punitions psychologiques et physiques.

    ENG: Five men accused of kidnapping and torturing four French journalists covering the war in Syria have gone on trial in Paris. Among the defendants is Mehdi Nemmouche, a 39-year-old French jihadist who is currently serving a life sentence for his involvement in the 2014 attack on the Jewish Museum in Brussels, which resulted in the deaths of four people.
    The five defendants are accused of belonging to an Islamic State group that held the journalists, as well as dozens of others, including humanitarian workers, captive between 2013 and 2014.
    In the dock alongside Nemmouche are Abdelmalek Tanem, a 35-year-old French national accused of being another IS jailer, and Kais Al Abdallah, a 41-year-old Syrian man accused of helping the terror group kidnap the journalists. Also on trial, but not present in court, are the senior IS leader Oussama Atar, who was previously convicted in absentia for coordinating the terrorist attacks in Paris in November 2015, including those at the Bataclan concert hall, and Salim Benghalem, who is accused of overseeing the terrorist group’s hostage-taking operations. Both are reported to have died in Syria.
    The prosecutor’s office accuses the five of running a ‘hostage factory’ and ‘torture training centres’ in which those being held were subjected to psychological and physical punishment.

    Source: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/feb/17/france-tries-five-suspected-is-militants-over-kidnap-of-four-journalists-in-syria

  • 22 January 2025

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    Attentat dans le Vaucluse

    FRA: Un individu a pénétré dans un supermarché d’Apt (Vaucluse) armé d’un couteau. Il a crié “Allah Akbar” avant de poignarder un client à la caisse du magasin. Celui-ci a été légèrement blessé au niveau de l’oreille. L’agent de sécurité du magasin s’est interposé et a également été légèrement blessé, avant de maîtriser le terroriste, qui a été interpellé par les gendarmes.  L’auteur des faits a été identifié. Il s’agit de Medhi B., âgé de 32 ans et de nationalité française. Il était connu des forces de l’ordre pour une quinzaine d’infractions et également inscrit au FSPRT (fichier de traitement des signalements pour la prévention de la radicalisation à caractère terroriste). Il est désormais poursuivi pour
    tentative d’assassinats en relation avec une entreprise terroriste et association de malfaiteurs terroriste. Le parquet national antiterroriste (PNAT) s’est saisi de l’affaire.

    ENG: An individual entered a supermarket in Apt (Vaucluse) armed with a knife. He shouted ‘Allah Akbar’ before stabbing a customer at the checkout. The customer suffered minor injuries to his ear. The store’s security guard intervened and was also slightly injured before subduing the terrorist, who was arrested by the police. The perpetrator has been identified as Medhi B., aged 32 and of French nationality. He was known to the police for around fifteen offences and was also listed in the FSPRT (file for the prevention of terrorist radicalisation). He is now being prosecuted for attempted murder in connection with a terrorist enterprise and criminal association with terrorist ends. The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) has taken over the case.

    Source: https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2025/01/29/attaque-au-couteau-dans-le-vaucluse-l-assaillant-mis-en-examen-et-incarcere_6522325_3224.html

  • 04 January 2025

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    Quatre personnes arrêtées pour des publications incitant à la haine contre les Juifs et au terrorisme

    FRA: Le 3 janvier, la police a arrêté Youcef Aziria, âgé de 25 ans et connu sous le nom de « Zazou Youssef » sur TikTok. Il risque sept ans de prison pour avoir prétendument soutenu le terrorisme ; son procès débutera le 24 février.
    Le 4 janvier, « Imad Tintin », âgé de 31 ans, a été arrêté pour avoir prétendument publié une vidéo dans laquelle il prônait « de brûler vifs, de tuer et de violer sur le sol français ». Son procès pour incitation au terrorisme débutera le 5 mars.
    La France a tenté d’expulser vers l’Algérie un autre utilisateur de TikTok, Ami Boualem, alias « Doualemn », âgé de 59 ans. Cependant, l’Algérie lui a refusé l’entrée sur son territoire, ce qui l’a contraint à retourner en France, où les autorités l’ont appréhendé à la suite d’une vidéo qu’il avait publiée. Son expulsion serait due à son appel à la torture d’un opposant au gouvernement algérien.
    Enfin, la police a arrêté Sofia Benlemmane, une Franco-Algérienne d’une cinquantaine d’années. Selon les autorités, elle aurait diffusé des messages de haine et des menaces en ligne à ses 300 000 abonnés.

    ENG: On 3 January, police arrested 25-year-old Youcef Aziria, also known as “Zazou Youssef” on TikTok. He faces up to seven years’ imprisonment for allegedly supporting terrorism, and his trial is set to begin on 24 February.
    On. 4 January, police arrested 31-year-old Imad Tintin for allegedly posting a video in which he advocated ‘burning, killing and raping people alive on French soil’. His trial on charges of inciting terrorism is set to begin on 5 March.
    France attempted to deport another TikTok user, 59-year-old Ami Boualem, also known as “Doualemn”, to Algeria. However, Algeria refused him entry, prompting him to return to France, where authorities apprehended him in response to a video he had posted. His deportation reportedly arose from his advocacy of torturing an opponent of the Algerian government.
    Finally, police arrested Sofia Benlemmane, a Franco-Algerian woman in her 50s. According to the authorities, she incited hatred and violence towards her more than 300,000 followers online.

    Source: https://eurojewcong.org/news/communities-news/france/france-arrests-four-individuals-for-posts-allegedly-inciting-jew-hate-and-terrorism/

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