The attacker was turned away by the Yavne School security, made up of parents who serve as security on a volunteer basis, the Jewish Agency noted. The institution was immediately locked down with the students inside to ensure their safety. A police patrol car has been set up in front of the school building.French police forces were alerted immediately, and instructed Jewish sites throughout the city to tighten security in light of the attempted attack.After turned away from the school, the attacker tried to stab Jewish shoppers at a kosher supermarket in the city, where he was once again prevented from attacking anyone by the same security personnel.”While the coronavirus has silenced the world in many ways, it has not silenced antisemitism, or the resulting danger for Jews,” said Chairman of the Jewish Agency Isaac Herzog.

“The attack in Marseille today is a red flag that shoudl alert us to the antisemitism that is happening below the radar, and is simply waiting to break free once the movement restrictions of the pandemic come to an end,” he warned.Marseille has seen antisemitic attacks before. In 2017, a man with Tunisian citizenship stabbed two women to death at a train station.And, in 2016, merely two days after the one-year anniversary of the January 2015 attack at a kosher supermarket in Paris, a Jewish man was attacked outside a synagogue by a French minor wielding a machete.The man was lightly injured, and his assailant was arrested 10 minutes after the attack. 

https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/french-police-prevent-stabbing-attack-at-jewish-school-in-marseilles-661069?fbclid=IwAR2RztSrCgb–Bw18iSr696DZO4H7JnyFyFo_iZVjBoeC9OrsHyRx9hCg3o

The accused 46-year-old Syrian obviously knew how the so-called German constitutional state works. Because the western lifestyle of his 16-year-old daughter did not fit into his cultural background, he allegedly asked his 12-year-old son, who was under the age of criminal responsibility, to kill his daughter. At least that is what senior public prosecutor Jürgen Bundschuh said on Thursday at the start of the trial at the Aschaffenburg Regional Court.What the father should have particularly displeased was her relationship with a young man, according to the prosecution. With his act in May 2017, he wanted to punish the girl in order to restore his Muslim honor.Investigators believe that the defendant made the decision to kill the 16-year-old at least two weeks before the crime. Her father, who often appears to be lacking in empathy, does not want to comment on the allegations at the beginning of the trial.The prosecution assumes that the Syrian, together with his 13-year-old son, picked up the girl from the vocational school and drove her to the forest after about two hours of driving. There, the father of six beat his completely taken aback daughter and tied her up with silver tape, says the senior prosecutor. Afterwards, the 46-year-old allegedly gave his son, who was under the age of criminal responsibility, a knife and demanded that he stab his half-sister. If he resisted, he would die too, the father allegedly told the child.

In his interrogation, the boy presented himself as the perpetrator, according to the police investigator. “He presented himself as the one who had carried out the killing (…) on behalf of his father”. He said he had rarely seen a boy of that age who had been so disrespectful and so full of criminal energy. Thefts, burglaries and arsons are said to be committed by him.

However, the boy was younger than 14 years old at the time of the crime and is therefore regarded as unable to contract guilt in Germany – in other words, he cannot be criminally convicted for his crimes.

After the death of his half-sister, he disappeared at some point, possibly he is in Turkey. That is where his father had fled to escape the German investigators.

The 46-year-old is said to have attacked his daughter’s boyfriend with a knife a month after her disappearance. Therefore, the public prosecutor’s office also charges the suspect with attempted murder and dangerous bodily harm. Afterwards, he allegedly lived in Turkey for years until his arrest in 2020.

https://www.journalistenwatch.com/2021/03/05/syrischer-vater-sohn/ – https://www.frankenpost.de/inhalt.bayern-jugendliche-getoetet-mordprozess-gegen-vater-beginnt.ddfed2b5-8d7a-4644-a984-9bc099f8a44f.html?fbclid=IwAR1MQ-MRxy2tW7EC-h2sc34sCgIo0UVw4KEVKsZfA_V6XTm7b54QPsgzt4o

The French government has dissolved the organization Génération identitaire (Identitarian Movement). Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin justified the move in a statement by saying that the group had called for “discrimination, hatred and violence”.

“This association and some of its activists should be regarded as promoting hate speech, inciting discrimination or violence against individuals because of their origin, their race and their religion” and, “by its form and its military organization” GI “can be regarded as presenting the character of a private militia,” Darmanin declared in the decree of dissolution.

Darmanin had initiated the ban process in February already. The reason for this was, among other things, an action by the group who had symbolically blocked a mountain pass in the Pyrenees. In doing so, they protested against illegal immigration.

The Identitarian Movement had carried out similar campaigns under the motto “Defend Europe” in the Alps over the past few years. Several members had been charged and initially convicted. However, they were acquitted again on appeal in December.

The Génération identitaire originated in France in the early nineties. Among other things, the Identitarian Movement Austria and Germany emerged from it.

Génération Identitaire wanted to take one last public action before its dissolution but they were prevented from doing so by the police who carried out rigorous identity checks. “We have not committed any illegal act,” Thaïs D’Escufon told the media, citing the conditions which elicited the identity checks of GI members in the park where the activists are being held by the police.

A few hours before the officialization of this dissolution, activists had gathered at the Louis-Philippe bridge, in Paris. In particular, they wanted to deploy a banner which read: “A generation cannot be dissolved”. They were prevented from doing so by numerous police officers who carried out the identity checks and then escorted them back to the metro.

Lawyers close to GI said on social media that the ban had no legal base after the Interior Ministry had noted that the association received donations from Brenton Tarrant, the perpetrator of the Christchurch (New Zealand) attack which killed 51 people in March 2019. During his hearing in April 2019, by the parliamentary commission of inquiry on extreme right-wing groups, the former director of Tracfin Bruno Dalles had affirmed that Brendon Tarrant was a “benefactor member” of GI.

The group’s lawyer, Pierre-Vincent Lambert, immediately announced his intention to file an appeal with the Council of State for abuse of power, as well as a summary to cancel the suspension, reported Le Parisien. Two priority questions of constitutionality will also be submitted by the association. “The battle for activism is over, it’s time for the legal battle,” argued Clément Martin, one of the spokespersons for the association, who criticized the “legally flawed” decision taken by the authorities. He added that “the fight against Islamization is not carried out by us only, since other political parties are also opposed to it”.

The dissolution of Génération identitaire comes as the Interior Ministry has, in recent months, closed down three associations described as close to the “Islamist movement” (CCIF, BarakaCity, and the Cheikh Yassine collective) in the wake of the assassination of Samuel Paty in October 2020, and that of the Turkish ultranationalist group of “Gray Wolves”.

French philosopher Michel Onfray commented recently on illegal immigration in an interview with CNews: “The real revolution that should take place, is to enforce respect for French law. When there are undocumented immigrants, we tell them ‘stay anyway’.”

https://freewestmedia.com/2021/03/05/french-government-dissolves-identitarians/

For the past year, it has seemed that all athletes not only embrace the far-left point of view, but that they consider it appropriate to physically genuflect to the pro-criminal Marxist black supremacists who spent much of 2020 rioting, looting, and destroying our country. But individuals still exist, even in an age of conformity and collectivism. However, nails that stand up are quickly hammered down.

Army vet and Paralympian soccer player Seth Jahn was thrown off the Athlete Council of the US Soccer Federation, explicitly for racism, for making a statement against giving the green light for American athletes to kneel to Black Lives Matter when the national anthem is played.

Despite getting in big trouble, John refused to issue the standard groveling apology.

Via Fox News:

“I will never apologize for the statements I made, and will never bow down to the mob mentality of intimidation, bullying or the social media warrior’s gestapo tactics. I’m embarrassed to represent a hypocritical federation that conducts a complete assault on diversity of thought without even seeking clarifying statements from me in their smear campaign. I’m embarrassed at the cowardice of so-called friends who bent over to the mob, knowing very well the quality of my character, in order to preserve their own image,” Jahn wrote.

Jahn has received what he describes as overwhelming support, but he has also received over 30 death threats. He denies that he said anything “racist,” not that the word has any meaning at this point.

“The one point I will clarify is that when I stated that a small percentage of people in our country are responsible for the terrors of slavery hundreds of years ago, of which 400,000+ men died to abolish under our nation’s flag, I was in no way minimizing the horrors of slavery, I was simply illuminating the misplaced rage and squandered opportunities to bring to light the tens of millions of people who are enslaved TODAY … more so than any point in history.”

A little background on Jahn:

He was deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan three times and was injured in 2010. He started training with the U.S. Paralympics National Soccer Team in 2014 and competed for Team SOCOM in the 2013 Warriors Games. He also competed for Team USA in the 2016 Paralympics.

None of this counts in the eyes of the Athlete Council. He stands denounced as a racist and is no longer a member of polite society.

That’s why athletes who don’t have guts kneel.

https://moonbattery.com/seth-jahn-athlete-with-guts/

A young woman, butchered to death with 34 stab wounds and cuts. Is this truly ” just” manslaughter?

No, says the family of Fatemeh B. († 28). “The man must never get out of prison ever again!”

On Wednesday, the appeal trial against Zyad S. (24) started at the Regional Court of Lübeck. In the first instance, the Iraqi was sentenced to twelve years in prison.

Manslaughter, that was the court’s verdict at the time. Not murder.

The joint plaintiffs are Fatemeh’s father Kheirollah (60) and sister Sara (24). Their lawyer, the representative of the plaintiffs, Sebastian Brill, explains on behalf of his clients: “Fatemeh felt comfortable in Germany, she enjoyed her freedom.

But according to the prosecution, the Iraqi did not want to grant this freedom to his girlfriend, with whom he had been dating for three months.

His motive for the murder: Zyad S. had considered Fatemeh to be his property.

Lawyer Brill on his successful appeal to the Federal Supreme Court: “The Federal Supreme Court ruled that the first instance had not sufficiently taken jealousy and insidiousness into account.”

The crime: Zyad S. had lured his victim to a dirt road near Heiligenhafen at night and stabbed her to death.

Beforehand, according to the accused, Fatemeh had said that she would cheat on him – “I was as angry as I had never been in my life. Then there came the stabbings.”

Witnesses to the young woman’s alleged statement? Absolutely none.

Trial continues.

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Eight people were injured in a knife attack in the town of Vetlanda in southern Sweden, and police are investigating the incident as terrorism. During the arrest, police shot the perpetrator in the leg. As the Novinky news outlet pointed out, according to Jihadwatch.org, the man is believed to have shouted “Allahu Akbar”, a line often used by Islamic terrorists, during the attack.

According to a Swedish Local.se news outlet, which referred to the local police, the attacker is between 20 and 30 years of age of unknown origin. The motive is not clear yet.

Police arrived at the crime scene in the city center around 3:00 p.m. after people reported several injured with a weaon, the public SVT television reported. Interior Minister Mikael Damberg then spoke of several seriously injured people.

Police investigate the case as terrorism, although it first classified it as attempted multiple murder.

Swedish police have closed several areas in the center of the city, located about 270 kilometers southwest of Stockholm. However, they later reported that the situation was under control and there was no indication that the perpetrator had an accomplice or that further attacks were imminent.

According to Local.se, the detained man was supposed to be known for “petty crimes” and lived in nearby Småland.

“An intensive investigation is underway. We currently want to hear from all witnesses and people who might have more information about the incident. That is one of the reasons why we cannot tell more details at the moment,” quoted Local.se local police chief Malena Grann.

“We have information that leads us to investigate this act as terrorism, but I cannot provide further information,” Grann added.

According to the police, the national terrorism threat level in Sweden is currently in the third grade out of five. At a news conference, police said they had no prior information that such an incident could occur in Vetland, but the level of threat “indicated that something like this could happen in Sweden.”

Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven condemned the attack as a “horrific act” and added that the Säpo secret police were also working on the case.

“They are continuously assessing whether there is a reason to strengthen security measures and are ready to do so if necessary,” he said in a statement quoted by the Swedish TT news agency.

Sweden has experienced two terrorist attacks in recent years. In December 2010, two explosions rocked the center of the Swedish capital. Only the attacker died, but two other people were injured. The second attack took place in April 2017. A radical Islamist drove a car into a crowd of people on a busy shopping street in central Stockholm and killed five people. Police arrested him after he crashed into a department store and was unable to continue driving. In 2018, Uzbek citizen Rakhmat Akilov was sentenced for this terrorist attack to life imprisonment.

https://rmx.news/article/article/attacker-wounds-eight-people-in-sweden-with-a-knife-in-alleged-terrorist-attack