
Controversial Columnist Sparks Outrage with Anti-Islam Tweet
The columnist of "L’heure des pros", Zineb El Rhazoui, once again distinguished herself on social networks, letting herself be overwhelmed by her hatred of Islam and Muslims.

The columnist of "L’heure des pros", Zineb El Rhazoui, once again distinguished herself on social networks, letting herself be overwhelmed by her hatred of Islam and Muslims.

The journalist, Zineb El Rhazoui, heard by the Senate inquiry commission on Islamic radicalization, felt that the terrorist organization "the Muslim Brotherhood" is indeed at the gates of power.

Zineb El Rhazoui has not finished collecting enemies. As she was "presenting" her wishes on Twitter, the journalist received a jab from one of her main opponents, Yassine Belattar, who wished for her to disappear in 2020.

Bruno Retailleau has no intention of letting go of Zineb El Rhazoui, the former "Charlie Hebdo" journalist and figure in the fight against political Islam, whose recent statements have sparked a lively controversy on social networks. The boss of the Les Républicains senators has chosen Twitter to launch a support kitty for the Franco-Moroccan journalist on Friday, November 15.

Zineb El Rhazoui asked her lawyer to file a complaint against rapper Booba. The latter had reacted to the controversial remarks of the former Charlie Hebdo journalist who was speaking about the violence that occurred in certain French neighborhoods.

The recent statements by columnist Zineb El Rhazoui on the CNews channel continue to cause waves. This time, it is the rapper Booba who attacked the former Charlie Hebdo journalist on social media.

Zineb El Rhazoui’s remarks on CNews are not to the liking of the League of Human Rights (LDH), which condemns them rigorously. The former Charlie Hebdo journalist, on this channel, indeed called, on November 5th, for the use of "live ammunition" against young people from working-class neighborhoods, referring to a confrontation with the police in Mantes-la-Jolie.

The feminist and universalist activism of Ibtissame Lachgar (Betty) is as strong as ever. The picnic she had organized ten years earlier during Ramadan with Zineb El Rhazoui was the trigger for an endless struggle for individual freedoms.

The issue of integration in France was at the heart of a program on LCI on Wednesday, September 4. Invited to speak on the matter, the journalist Zineb El Rhazoui stated: "Sometimes, there is not really a willingness to integrate on the part of those who come."

The stand of journalist Zineb El Rhazoui at the Brussels Book Fair was vandalized last Wednesday. The person responsible left a note that said "Dirty fascists".