Two journalists threatened with death by an extreme right-wing group

Louise Bernard with Laura Laplaud 11:33 a.m., November 16, 2021, modified at 11:34 a.m., November 16, 2021

After the investigation of the site

on the armed support of Eric Zemmour, several journalists were threatened by a small group of extreme right.

The editor of the news site, Mathieu Molard is one of the two journalists targeted.

At his side, Taha Bouhafs from the

.

Both are known for their work against the far right.

While the first seized the public prosecutor, the second filed a complaint.

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Journalists, weapon targets on the front lines

Photo montages of them with gun targets on the front lines circulate on a Telegram channel.

This application which allows to broadcast messages to thousands of subscribers.

The photos are accompanied by a message, with a link that refers to a site to buy a weapon "for 130 euros, without control and delivered by post", reveals StreetPress. 

⚫ Death threats: they literally stuck targets on our foreheads.

Like @T_Bouhafs, @JLMelenchon, @Deputee_Obono also targeted, I took the matter to court.

⬇️https: //t.co/tpQyrDu9Wa

- Mathieu Molard (@MatMolard) November 15, 2021

In this same Telegram loop, other personalities are targeted, such as the presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon and the rebellious French MP Danièle Obono.

These photos, shared on Twitter, also show the front page of the

published after the January 2015 attacks, and drawings of a black person, a Jewish man and even the face of Anne Frank, a young teenage girl deported by the Nazis. and died in the Bergen-Belsen camp, also known for having written a diary, published by her father.