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France Eyes Tougher Veil Laws, Anti-Entryism Measures After Muslim Brotherhood Sharia Plot Warning
- On Wednesday, former Prime Minister Gabriel Attal and Macron's Renaissance party proposed extending the veil ban to girls under 15 in France following a government report.
- The report revealed that the Muslim Brotherhood has conducted a decades-long campaign to infiltrate French institutions and promote Sharia law through Islamist entryism.
- It detailed operatives embedded across schools, sports clubs, shops, and dating platforms, and noted a surge in young girls, some as young as five, being forced to wear the veil.
- Attal proposed new legislation to criminalize forcing children to wear veils and called for stronger measures building on the 2021 separatism law to protect children's rights and promote gender equality.
- The proposals sparked intense political backlash across parties, with critics warning of Islamophobia risks, while officials like Interior Minister Retailleau warned of an existential Islamist threat to French values.
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France: Shock Report of the Services on the Muslim Brotherhood: "They Want to Impose Sharia on Us"
The report denounces an intense activity of proselytism and the creation of ghettos where progressively introduce the Islamic law: "Minaccia to national cohesion." Macron summons the Defense Council: "Great Facts." Attal: ban the veil in public to girls under 15
France Eyes Tougher Veil Laws, Anti-Entryism Measures After Muslim Brotherhood Sharia Plot Warning
French President Emmanuel Macron’s political party is pushing for expanded restrictions on the wearing of Islamic veils by young girls in public and proposing new legislation aimed at countering what they describe as “Islamist entryism.” Breitbart News reports on how the proposals follow the release of a government report alleging that the Muslim Brotherhood has orchestrated a decades-long effort to infiltrate institutions and exert influence ov…
Macron-Backed Report Alleges Islamist Entryism Threatens French Institutions and National Cohesion
A controversial report submitted to French President Emmanuel Macron has raised alarms about alleged Islamist infiltration into France’s republican institutions. Compiled by two senior civil servants, the report highlights a strategy of “entryism” by the Muslim Brotherhood, suggesting a concerted effort to embed its ideology within French public sectors such as education and local government. This strategy, the report claims, poses a significant…
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