French Prosecutors Seek Ban on EU Lawmaker Rima Hassan
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
French prosecutors have asked a Paris court to sentence European Parliament member Rima Hassan to a 10-month suspended prison term and ban her from public office for two years. She is accused of glorifying terrorism for a social media post quoting a Japanese terrorist. Hassan, who has been deported from Israel multiple times and is a critic of the country, also faces drug-related charges. The European Parliament President has called the allegations against her very serious.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- French prosecutors seek 10-month suspended sentence and two-year ban for EU lawmaker Rima Hassan.
- Hassan is accused of glorifying terrorism for a social media post quoting a Japanese terrorist.
- Synthetic drugs were found in Hassan's bag, and she is suspected of drug offenses.
- Hassan has been deported from Israel three times and is a vocal critic of the country.
- European Parliament President Roberta Metsola called allegations against Hassan 'very serious.'
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