Tory leadership hopeful accuses rival of being 'unwise and insensitive' over Allahu Akbar comment
Wednesday, 7 August 2024 A Tory leadership hopeful has accused his rival of being "unwise and insensitive" after saying those who shout Allahu Akbar should be "immediately arrested".
A deadly knife attackrocked eastern France, leaving one civilian dead and several police officers injured. French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the incident, calling it an "Islamist terror act." The attacker, a 37-year-old on a terror watchlist, reportedly shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the assault before being arrested. France's national anti-terror prosecutors (PNAT) have taken charge of the investigation. This attack comes just a day after a similar 'Islamist terrorist' stabbing incident in Germany.
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