US EditionAssault of a Rabbi in Neuilly: Palestinian Citizen Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison
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In June of this year, Muath J., 28, had attacked Rabbi Elie Lemmel, attached to a terrace in Neuilly-sur-Seine, by striking him in the face with a chair. He was sentenced this Thursday to 30 months in prison, 12 of which were suspended, by the Nanterre Correctional Court. However, the latter considered that his discernment had been altered. - Assault of a rabbi in Neuilly: a Palestinian national sentenced to 18 months in prison (Police, justice …
Muath J., a 28-year-old Palestinian national, was sentenced on Thursday for anti-Semitic violence by the Nanterre Correctional Court. His sentence is accompanied by a ban on French territory.
A 28-year-old man was sentenced on Thursday 22 January to 30 months in prison, 12 of which were suspended, by the Nanterre Correctional Court for beating a religious man with a chair in June 2025.
"The Correctional Court considered without a shadow of legal doubt that you had been the victim of gun violence by destination and anti-Semitic violence," said the president to Rabbi Elie Lemmel.
The assailant was sentenced on Thursday 22 January to a 30-month prison sentence, 12 of which was suspended, by the Nanterre Correctional Court for beating a rabbi with a chair in Neuilly-sur-Seine last June....
The Palestinian national who assaulted a rabbi with a chair in Neuilly-sur-Seine in June 2025 was sentenced to 30 months in prison, including 18 months in prison by the Nanterre Correctional Court on Thursday, 22 January. The investigation concluded that the man was suffering from an alteration in his discernment.
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