France’s Reign of Terror in Support of Gaza Genocide
By: Kayhan Int’l Staff Writer
Why does France which claims that the fall of the Bastille in 1789 delivered it from centuries of monarchial repression and ushered in liberty and respect for human rights, continue to suppress freedom of views, writings, and speech?
The answer is obvious. Regimes marching in and out of Elyse Palace are still beholden to the Reign of Terror which did not end in July 1797 as claimed, but is still in force, especially at the service of the racist terrorist illegitimate Zionist entity that was planted in Palestine in 1948.
Among the latest victims of the Emmanuel Macron regime is Iranian female researcher based in Lyon, Mahdieh Esfandiari, who is languishing in prison for more almost a year.
Her fault in the eyes of her jailors is support for the long persecuted people of Occupied Palestine and calls for ending the genocide in Gaza.
The 39-year old lady who lawfully and legally resides in France and for the past eight years has worked as a peace-promoting translator, has not been illegally jailed for her social media accounts.
She has been accused of ‘incitement to terrorism’ while the fact is that she is campaigning against the terrorism of Israel.
Esfandiari is actually a victim of the Paris regime for being a practicing Muslim and that too of Iranian citizenship.
She was actually kidnapped by the pro-Zionist French security men and her whereabouts were unknown to her family in Iran until the Iranian government was informed and pressured Paris for information.
She is being kept in solitary confinement and has not been produced before a court for hearings of accusations against her, and her right to defend herself, whether personally or through a lawyer.
Her case resembles that of Iranian music composer and documentary filmmaker Bashir Biazar, who was detained in Paris last year and held in Metz, a city located over 300 kilometers away.
His crime in the eyes of the French regime was a few social media posts critical of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
These arrests are proof of the violation of basic human rights by the French regime and its open collaboration in the genocide in Gaza being committed by the racist/terroristic Zionist entity.