Tel-Chai Nation

The European Jewish Council is expressing outrage at the decision, which appears to have been planned by criminals within the system:

The European Jewish Congress (EJC) expresses shock and indignation at the decision by the Paris Court of Appeal declaring that Kobili Traoré, the murderer of Sarah Halimi was not criminally responsible for his actions.

Traoré assaulted Ms. Halimi at her home in Paris, on April 4th 2017, beating her viciously while shouting "Allahu Akbar" and reciting Koranic verses. He then threw her off her balcony to her death.

The court followed the controversial opinion of two psychiatric examiners who claimed that Traoré was too intoxicated from smoking cannabis to be held responsible.

"This scandalous decision opens the door to large-scale impunity", Dr. Moshe Kantor, President of the EJC, said. "The court has sent a message to criminals that they will be able to walk free from the most heinous crimes by taking illegal substances."

Francis Kalifat, President of the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions in France (CRIF) declared: "Is an antisemitic crime the only crime that is excused by the judiciary because of massive drug-taking, whereas in all other crimes the judiciary would consider that to be an aggravating circumstance?"

"We stand in solidarity with the family of Sarah Halimi, which has been denied justice by this incomprehensible decision", Dr. Kantor concluded.

Antisemitism isn't the only crime that's been let off the hook in France. Even misogynist rape crimes have been, and it's clear the legal reps now in power are of the most vicious kind. It's also angering that the Jewish community clearly took no action to rally against this injustice, which I would guess was partly the reason this court tragedy happened. If they're going to prevent these kind of crimes from being excused again, they have to take action and protest.

Labels: anti-semitism, dhimmitude, France, islam, jihad, misogyny, Moonbattery, political corruption, terrorism