Daily Reports
Shocking Case of Anti-Semitic Rape in Courbevoie
France has been left in shock following the brutal rape of a 12-year-old girl in Courbevoie. The attack, which involved three teenagers, has sparked outrage and calls for action against anti-Semitism. The victim, who is Jewish, was subjected to anti-Semitic insults, threats, physical violence, and sexual violence. Her lawyer, Me Oudy Bloch, revealed that she is struggling both physically and psychologically.
Community Response and Calls for Calm
In response to the horrific incident, hundreds of people have gathered in various locations to show their support for the victim and to stand against anti-Semitism. The mayor of Courbevoie, Jacques Kossowski, has called for a citizen gathering to promote calm and solidarity. Despite the widespread support, the victim's family has chosen not to participate in these mobilizations, prioritizing the young girl's recovery.
Legal Proceedings and Public Outcry
Two 13-year-old boys have been indicted for the rape, while a third 12-year-old boy has been placed under the status of assisted witness. The legal proceedings are ongoing, and the case has drawn significant media attention. The public outcry continues to grow, with many calling for stricter measures to combat anti-Semitism and protect vulnerable individuals.
- The victim's lawyer, Me Oudy Bloch, emphasized the severity of the trauma the young girl has endured. He highlighted the anti-Semitic nature of the attack, noting that the perpetrators targeted her for being Jewish and allegedly speaking poorly about Palestine.
- The family has been deeply touched by the outpouring of support from the community. However, they have chosen to focus on the young girl's recovery, away from the public eye. Medical professionals have provided her with necessary treatments, including the morning-after pill and STD treatments.
- The mayor of Courbevoie, Jacques Kossowski, has urged the community to remain calm and united. He called for political, media, and religious calm to aid in the young girl's reconstruction and to preserve secularism.
