Live on TPMP – “My sister is detained in Syria”: the shocking testimony of Amine Elbahi, a lawyer who denounced “Islamization” in the city of Roubaix in “Zone Interdite”

A report that makes people talk… The inhabitants of Roubaix have not really digested the documentary, “Faced with the danger of radical Islam, the responses of the State”, dealing with their city on M6 this Sunday, January 23. Indeed, the new number of Restricted zone was devoted to the city of Roubaix described as a victim of “Islamization” over the years. Many neighborhoods are also described as “having fallen into fundamentalism”. Taking for example the sale of faceless dolls, supposed to respect the principles of Islam… Worse still, the report reveals restaurants with closed boxes for veiled women.

A situation that Amine Elbahi wanted to denounce, still in the same report. This has earned him a wave of insults since the broadcast of the report, and even before it appeared on M6 as he made it known on Morandini Live this Monday, January 24. The lawyer holding the same speech a few hours ago on the set of TPMP and taking the opportunity to make a huge revelation to Cyril Hanouna. The host of C8 recalling that, in the report, “we learn that your sister is in Syria”. What Amine Elbahi responded to, revealing: “I made this commitment with great sincerity. I experienced the departure of my sister to Syria in 2014. Today, she is detained in Syria with my niece and my nephew.”

The jurist did not stop there and added, to justify his “fight”: “Today I am carrying out a double fight. A fight for the repatriation of children who are detained in the Kurdish camps in Syria. And that of the judicialization of adults who will have, and must, today, pay for their crimes”. The TPMP guest wanted to recall a point that was close to his heart: “It must be remembered, they have been detained in camps for two years but have not been tried by the courts. It is therefore another fight that I have been leading for three years now.”

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