Jewish museum shooter Mehdi Nemmouche, was Former jailer of the hostages in Syria.

Jewish museum shooter Mehdi Nemmouche, was Former jailer of the hostages in Syria.(LeMonde).[GoogleTranslate].

The author of the quadruple shooting in the Jewish Museum in Brussels on 24mai Mehdi Nemmouche, French jihadist who stayed in Syria in the ranks of the Islamic state (EI), arrested in France and extradited July 29 in Belgium , was the One of the jailers of Western hostages held by the Islamist organization.

This information is the result of information sent in recent months by the Directorate General of Internal Security (ISB) to the anti-terrorist section of the floor of Paris . It stemmed mainly testimonies of former hostages French journalists released on April 20.

The memories of those surveyed are not identical. While some suggest "a possibility" , others show greater certainty. These different degrees of appreciation have, apparently, not been a barrier to the transmission of these suspicions to the judiciary by the intelligence service. Especially since the data used also report the presence of Mehdi Nemmouche among the guardians of the old American hostage James Foley, murdered and beheaded on August 20 by the Islamic state.

Mehdi Nemmouche would have been on the detention in Syria of four French journalists, Didier Francois, Edward Elias, Henin and Pierre Nicolas Torres, kidnapped in juin2013.

Since their release, they are regularly consulted by the services of the French secret SID and DGSE. Some witnesses Nemmouche would have been only running basic Islamic State in charge of the organization monitor the Western hostages. He would, however, demonstrated brutality and committed serious acts.Read the full story here.More here.

Lawyers of Killer of Jewish Museum bring antisemitic salute together with French comedian Dieudonné

Lawyers of Killer of Jewish Museum bring antisemitic salute together with French comedian Dieudonné (BVL) [GoogleTranslate].

The two lawyers Mehdi Nemmouche, which killed four people with his attack on the Jewish Museum in Brussels, standing on a picture with the French comedian Dieudonné  while doing a "quenelle", a gesture linked to anti-Semitism.

The undated photo of the lawyers shows them performing the quenelle with the gesture’s inventor, the French comedian Dieudonne M’bala M’bala, who has several conviction for inciting racial hatred against Jews and has written, directed, produced and starred in the 2012 film called “The Antisemite.”

Earlier this year, Manuel Valls, France’s former interior minister, said the quenelle — the act of folding one’s arm over one’s chest while pointing downward with the other arm — was “ an anti-Semitic gesture, an inverted Nazi gesture” which may violate France’s laws against incitement.

Valls, who is now France’s prime minister, made the assertion based on hundreds of photos online of people performing the quenelle at sites connected to the Holocaust or Jews, or while holding a pineapple in an allusion to a joke created by Dieudonne to suggest the Holocaust never happened or to mock it without breaking laws forbidding Holocaust denial. Dieudonne coined the phrase “shoananas” — a mashup of the Hebrew world for the genocide and the French word for pineapple.

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Did terrorist Mehdi Nemmouche shooter of the Jewish Museum, Go After attack to school of Belgian princes?

Did terrorist Mehdi Nemmouche shooter of the Jewish Museum, Go After attack to school of Belgian princes?HT: HLN. [GoogleTranslate].


Did Wanted terrorist Mehdi Nemmouche (29) after his attack in the Jewish Museum also affect the royal family? Police are investigating a testimony of a woman who believes that she saw him at the school of the princes, just after the attack.

Even Philippe and Mathilde were present, with the children.

" When the witness was smoking a cigarette outside a man suddenly stepped into the school building. "

He caught my attention because it seemed like he wanted to ask me something. But eventually he did not and went anyway. He had a hat on and carried two large bags. His jersey was purple-pink. A dark pants and shoes with a strange light-colored edge. Just before the gate of the playground he stopped. He rubbed his chin, looked around and left. "Read the full story here.