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One of the symbols of the unusual times that France is going through is a mosque in the area of Pata, inhabited by Muslims, northeast of the capital, Paris.
The mosque is now closed to look like a corrugated steel warehouse with small windows. BBC News.
A notice has been posted abroad, stating that the government has closed the mosque for engaging in extremist Islamic activities and posting videos on social media targeting teacher Samuel Patty.
In response to the murder and beheading of history professor Samuel Patty, the French government is cracking down “swift and drastic” against radical Islam.
Mosque closures, house searches, lots of new investigations – more and more new plans and measures are heard every day, making it hard to remember.
120 houses have been registered as indicated by the government. Various organizations and associations have been dissolved over accusations of extremist Islamic teachings. Strategies are being adopted to block the path to terrorist financing.
Additional help is being provided to teachers. At the same time, there is a lot of pressure on social media companies to increase surveillance of post-video photos.
At least 20 people, including police officers, have been killed in a series of terrorist attacks in France during the Macron administration. But such activities of his government had not been seen before.
Jerome Forcoa, director of the French public opinion poll IFOP and political analyst, told the media that this time the murder was different: a teacher was murdered and he was murdered in a “brutal” manner. According to him, that is why the government is very strict this time.
“We are no longer dealing only with organized jihadist networks,” he added. Now we have seen a terrorist whose radical initiation has taken place in this country.
He said the government now feels that it is not possible to tackle terrorism with law and order alone. Now they have to handle social media. Because the tragic murders have shown with their fingers how these networks are spreading the seeds of hatred among the people. The whole system must be changed.
Forkoa said that a third of teachers in a survey two years ago said they had opted for “self-censorship” in the classroom to avoid conflict on the issue of secularism.
This analyst thinks that the way this government is dealing with this ‘ideological threat’ against French law is correct.
But there are also differences in France over the Macron government’s strategy.
Sociologist Lyra Muccheli of Scientific Research after the French National Center believes that President Macron is showing ‘excessive’ activity and that there is a political motive behind it. According to him, Macron is now thinking about the 2022 elections.
He wants people not to think that he is one step behind the right or the extreme right. His main objective is to win the 2022 elections. Immigration and security have been his main objectives since the 19th century.
A poll last week found that the majority of people trusted Islam and Marie Law Penn’s anti-immigrant policy to combat terrorism. President Macron’s main rival in the 18-month elections will be Marie Le Pen.
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