The Swiss newspaper, Le Temps, said that the hearings at the Criminal Court of the Court of Paris will allow to trace the path of the "terrorists" "Charlie Hebdo" and Hyper Cacher, and follow the path of fanatic and misleading Islamic ideas, which the Muslim community must fight now more than ever Went on.
In an editorial written by Richard Whirley, the newspaper said that the long and meticulous police investigation includes more than 800 testimonies and a file consisting of 65 volumes and thousands of transcripts, and continuous hearings until November 10.
The Special Criminal Court, which began in Paris on Wednesday, will look into the file of the attacks that took place between 7 and 9 January 2015, and this will - according to the writer - be a long dive into the history of two cases of deviation, namely the case of the two brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi who committed the massacre. Charlie Hebdo Editorial Board, and the case of Amedi Coulibaly who killed a municipal policewoman and 4 people while taking hostages in a Jewish meat shop.
Cases of deviation
The writer said that what is most interesting is what these sessions will focus on in terms of deviation, since the first Kwashi brothers contacted the Islamists within the so-called Butchumun path in the early 2000s, to what Coulibaly reached in terms of extremism during his detention.
Whirley believed that the elimination of these 3 killers by police bullets within minutes on January 9, 2015, should not be a reason for throwing a cloak of silence over this tragedy that claimed the lives of 17 people, including a group of cartoonists who were accustomed to ridicule From all institutions.
Although they did not directly participate in the attacks, and although 3 other accused were not arrested, the 11 defendants present in the court are - according to the writer - essential elements in the horrific cycle of terror of Islamist militants.
The editorial says that indulging in the details of their paths, including smuggling, cutting roads, prisons and mosques, against the background of the conflict in Iraq and Syria, would shed light on the fatal jihadist madness, which moderate Islam and the vast majority of Muslims must confront directly and fight it because they are its first victims .
On the occasion of the start of this trial, Charlie Hebdo chose to reprint the cartoons (insulting to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace) that were behind the January 7 massacre, a decision that can be challenged - according to the writer - and Muslims have the right to express their feeling that these cartoons were offended to them. As any Christian would make fun of his beliefs.
The newspaper concludes by saying, but reaffirming the blasphemy freedom that secular France protects is a message addressed to society with all its components;
Because “what the fanatical Islamists targeted 3 in January 2015, is an addition to our democracies that are clearly compatible with Islam, freedom of thought and killing a person just because he is a Jew.”