Mutual mistrust grows in France, with 25% of French Muslim youth believing in terrorism

- Generosity for these people is why such questions are being asked

Paris Thursday 22nd October 2020

The killing of a French history teacher who showed children a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad last week has once again sparked outrage among locals against Muslims living in France. French columnists used to write articles with the headline: Why not have a liberal attitude towards these people?

The local French people were slowly losing faith in the Muslims. Reports were circulating that the chasm of mistrust was widening day by day. There were indications that people across Europe, including France, were uniting against Muslims. Ther Ther mosques were locked. According to a survey, 25 percent of French Muslim youth believed in terrorism, which means they justified it.

After the assassination of history teacher Samuel Petty, the French government once again began cracking down on Muslims. The young man who killed Samuel Petty is the son of a Chechen Muslim family. The French government arrested dozens of other Muslims in addition to the killer Abdullah Azaroh, who announced on social media that he would halal the history teacher. A few days ago, French President Emmanuel Macron said that we will launch a strong movement against Islamic separatism. Jihad should not be carried out in this country.

There are an estimated 50 to 60 million Muslims in France, about 10 percent of the population. The French government's intelligence service is now investigating. There are currently 2,300 mosques in France and the French government estimates that one million French people have been converted to Islam.