The President of the National Assembly announced the filing of a first complaint last March, after receiving an absolutely “abominable” threatening letter.
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“The crows are also coming back”. Yaël Braun-Pivet announced Monday, September 11, on the social network X, to have received a new anti-Semitic letter addressed to his permanence. In the same message embellished with a photo of the letter, marked with a yellow star, the President of the National Assembly specified that she was filing a complaint: “Alert, always. File a complaint, systematically”.
This is not the first time that the deputy Renaissances des Yvelines has been targeted by anti-Semitic intimidation. In March, the President of the National Assembly had already announced the filing of a complaint after having received a “absolutely abominable threatening letter”. An investigation had been opened in Paris at the National Pole for the Fight against Online Hate.