Poitiers Street Signs Replaced with Names of Hamas Leaders
The Prefect of Vienne has referred the incident to the judiciary for 'apologie du terrorisme.'
- Street signs in Poitiers were covered with names of Hamas leaders and Palestinian militants, including Ahmed Yassine.
- The Prefect of Vienne has involved the prosecutor, citing 'apologie du terrorisme' under French law.
- The action was shared on social media by the Jeunesses Communistes de France (MJCF), who denied supporting Hamas's actions.
- MJCF claims the intent was to honor Palestinian resistance figures, not to endorse terrorism.
- The incident has sparked controversy, with accusations of selective enforcement by the Prefecture.