Sciences Po Lille decided to break the admission of a Palestinian student from Gaza, who arrived in France in early July as part of a diplomatic program. The announcement fell on Wednesday, after publications of a character anti -Semiticspotted on its social networks, were brought to the attention of the establishment.
Among the incriminated content would be particularly violent messages, published shortly after the attack on Hamas on October 7, 2023, as well as a video sharing to the glory of Adolf Hitler. This Thursday, July 31,
Ian Brossatsenator and candidate for the town hall of Paris, was invited to the antenna of Europe 1. The opportunity for him to react to this news.
Ian Brossart returns to the Caroline Parmentier affair
“Anti -Semitism must be fought with a step by step (…) You have to fight firmly against all words or anti -Semitic acts. It’s worth for everyone. It is worth in this case for this student. It also applies when it comes to a deputy for the national rally, Caroline Parmentier
For example, which made racist, anti -Semitic, homophobic remarks for decades in an extreme right newspaper “, he said. Before adding: “And unfortunately, from Caroline Parmentier, we don’t talk about it. And so, in a way, I have the feeling of a two weight. Anti -Semitism, it must be fought everywhere. Wherever he comes, and it’s worth for everyone. ”
“I would still like to say one thing. Caroline Parmentier, the words she made, the praise she made of Pétain, the praise she made of Léon Degrelle, a Belgian Nazi … It has never been about your antenna, never”, launched Ian Brossat on Europe 1. He recalls that these words, revealed by
Mediaparthave
“Never” been mentioned by radio: “I want us to speak morning, noon and evening of this student. But the responsibility of a deputy is increased tenfold. So you have to talk about everyone, including this far -right deputy that you have never talked about.”
The tone rises in the middle of an interview
The journalist answers him:
“And you talk about it, Ian Brossat, and you do well to talk about it”before restarting it on the case of the student. But the senator insists: “The editorial line of Europe 1 means that you are talking about this Palestinian student and never about extreme right made by deputies. Ask yourself: why did you never speak about it?”
When the animator asks him if he wishes “interview [sa]
place”, Ian Brossat answers: “No, but there are two weights, two measures that raises questions.” On the substance of the case, it contrasts: “It does not deserve asylum, and when you make anti-Semitic remarks, there must be a sanction. But it applies to everyone. So, must Caroline Parmentier be excluded from the National Assembly for having made anti-Semitic remarks?”
