French Student Protesters Sing Rap Glorifying Jihadists Behind Toulouse and Paris Islamic Terror Attacks: Probe
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French student protesters sing rap glorifying Jihadists behind Toulouse and Paris Islamic terror attacks: Probe
Videos filmed during student protests in France have captured young people singing a rap track referencing jihadists responsible for deadly Islamic terrorist attacks in Toulouse and Paris, prompting criminal investigations into suspected apology for terrorism. The song, “MRH” by French rapper BORO700, mentions Mohamed Merah, who murdered a teacher and three children at a Jewish school in Toulouse in 2012, and Salah Abdeslam, who was convicted fo…
France: Muslim Rioters Chant Rap Song Celebrating the Monster Who Executed Jewish Children
Add Geller Report on Google French Muslim rioters are blasting the rap song “MRH” which glorifies a terrorist who executed a 3 year old French Jewish child (photo above). Lyrics: “Like Mohamed Merah, dodging the cameras at the Bataclan, I shot him with my eyes, manhunt, Salah Abdeslam.” 14 years ago Mohammed Merah broke into...
In France, the names of Islamic mass murderers in a Catholic church are grumping young Muslims, dancing on church benches and ravaging the altar area. Their heroes: terrorists such as Mohamed Merah, who murdered three Jewish children, and Salah Abdeslam, who was involved in the 2015 Paris terrorist attacks. The church had to be closed, the judiciary investigated. The same terrorist rap also caused a scandal at a French school – there were alread…
Young people have rioted in a French church and have celebrated and danced a rap song in which Islamist terrorism is glorified. The diocese speaks of a desecration and has temporarily closed the church.
Song "MRH", by rapper BORO700, mentions Mohamed Merah, responsible for the murder of seven people in 2012, including three children in a Jewish school, and Salah Abdeslam, condemned for participating in the Paris bombings of November 2015, which caused 130 deaths
A video showing teenagers dancing in the church of Soullans, in Vendée, on a rap evoking terrorists, aroused the emotion after its broadcast on 4 October 2026. The prosecutor's office investigates for "apology of the...
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