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2017 killing of a Jewish woman in Paris
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^ "Meurtre de Sarah Halimi: ses proches dénoncent 'l'inertie de la police' " . Lexpress.fr (in French). 23 June 2017 . Retrieved 29 July 2017 .
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^ "Brigitte Kuster saisit le ministre de l'Intérieur au sujet du meurtre de Sarah Halimi" . Brigittekuster.fr (in French) . Retrieved 29 July 2017 .
^ "Killing of Paris Jewish woman was anti-Semitic crime, prosecutors finally say" . The Times of Israel . JTA. 20 September 2017 . Retrieved 20 October 2017 .
^ "Meurtre de Sarah Halimi: le caractère antisémite finalement retenu" . lexpress.fr (in French). 27 February 2018.
^ "Meurtre de Sarah Halimi: le caractère antisémite retenu" . lefigaro.fr (in French). 27 February 2018.
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^ "EN DIRECT. Commémoration de la rafle du Vel D'Hiv: "C'est bien la France qui organisa la rafle", déclare Emmanuel Macron..." 20minutes.fr (in French) . Retrieved 29 July 2017 .
^ Russell Goldman (17 July 2017). "Macron Denounces Anti-Zionism as 'Reinvented Form of Anti-Semitism' " . The New York Times . Retrieved 29 August 2017 . [France President Macron] also called for an investigation into the death of Sarah Halimi, a 66-year-old woman who in April was thrown from the window of her Paris apartment
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Sarah Halimi was a retired French doctor and schoolteacher who was attacked and killed in her apartment by her neighbor on 4 April 2017. The circumstances surrounding the killing—including the fact that Halimi was the only Jewish resident in her building, and that the assailant (Kobili Traoré) shouted Allahu akbar during the attack and afterward proclaimed "I killed the Shaitan "—cemented the public perception of the incident, particularly among the French Jewish community, as a stark example of antisemitism in modern France .
For several months the government and some of the media hesitated to label the killing as antisemitic, drawing criticism from public figures such as Bernard-Henri Lévy . The government eventually acknowledged an antisemitic motivation for the killing. The assailant was declared to be not criminally responsible when the judges ruled he was undergoing a psychotic episode due to cannabis consumption, as established by an independent psychiatric analysis. [1] The decision was appealed to the supreme Court of Cassation , [2] who in 2021 upheld the lower court's ruling. [3]
The killing has been compared to the murder of Mireille Knoll in the same arrondissement less than a year later, and to the murder of Ilan Halimi (no relation to Sarah Halimi) eleven years earlier. [4]
Dr Sarah Attal-Halimi, a 65-year-old Jewish woman who was a retired physician and mother of three children, [5] was asleep in her apartment when her 27-year old neighbor Kobili Traoré broke in and beat her with a phone and then his fists, leaving her body with several fractures. [6] He attempted to suffocate her, and then defenestrated her. [7] [8] It is uncertain if she was killed before the fall or if death occurred as a result of the fall. This occurred at her residence, a third-floor apartment in the Belleville district of Paris on 4 April 2017. [9] [10]
Traoré, a drug dealer and drug addict, had previously frightened Halimi with repeated antisemitic insults. [10] After his arrest, he claimed insanity and was promptly held in a psychiatric hospital. [11] [12] An immigrant from Mali , [13] Traoré was reportedly enraged following a family dispute and gained access to the neighbouring apartment of a different family, who immediately locked themselves into a bedroom, phoned police for help, and waited in fear as they listened to the intruder reciting verses from the Quran. [12]
The police are believed to have first gone to the wrong building while Traoré climbed a balcony from the apartment where the family was sheltering behind a locked door, to the apartment of Halimi, the only Jewish resident of the building. [4] When police finally arrived at the apartment the intruder had entered first, they delayed entering while they awaited the arrival of an elite squad, while more phone calls came in to the police emergency hotline reporting a woman screaming as a man apparently beat her and shouted "shut your mouth", " Allahu Akbar ", and "I killed the Shaitan ". [11] [12] [14]
After throwing Halimi from a third-floor window, Traoré returned to the first apartment where the family, still cowering in a room and awaiting the police, again heard him praying aloud. [12] [15] [16]
The second district of the judicial police (2nd DPJ) of Paris was responsible for the investigation. On 7 April 2017, prosecutor François Molins, who opened a case for deliberate homicide, declared that the killing could not at that time be considered as an antisemitic act but that this possibility would be explored by the investigators. [17]
The Libération newspaper reported that Traoré had never been confined to a psychiatric hospital before but had been imprisoned several times for offenses including aggravated violence. Toxicological analysis revealed the presence of cannabis in his blood. Having been taken into custody without resistance, Traoré later fought with police and was judged by a doctor to require transfer to a psychiatric hospital. He had not been interrogated by police. The results of the psychiatric assessment were planned for mid-June, then postponed until the end of August. [17]
Halimi's sister-in-law lodged a complaint on 20 June 2017 to denounce the inertia of the police and its lack of coordination. [18]
On 10 July 2017, Kobili Traoré was apprehended and heard by the investigating judge . He recognized the facts about the killing, while denying any antisemitic motivation: "I felt like possessed. I felt oppressed by an external force, a demonic force." He attributes his condition to cannabis consumption. [19]
On 12 July 2017, Traoré was "charged with intentional homicide against Mrs Attal-Halimi and for forcible confinement" of the neighboring family via whose apartment he climbed into Halimi's apartment. He was placed under warrant but remained in hospital. Brigitte Kuster, a member of the 17th arrondissement of Paris, referred the matter to the Minister of the Interior . [20] In September 2017, the prosecutor officially characterized the killing as an " antisemitic " crime. [21]
In February 2018, the investigator in charge admitted in writing the antisemitic nature of the killing as had already been indicated to Agence France-Presse (AFP) by a judicial source. [22] [23] [24] [25]
In July 2019, an examining magistrate ruled that Traoré was likely not criminally responsible because his heavy cannabis use had put him in a state of temporary psychosis known in France as bouffée délirante ; [26] this was affirmed at the end of 2019 by the Paris Court of Appeal [27] [28] and in 2021 by the Court of Cassation , which is the final court of appeal in France. [3] [29] Lawyers for Halimi's family subsequently announced their intention to take the case to the European Court of Human Rights . [29]
The Times reported on 23 May 2017 that according to Jean-Alexandre Buchinger, an attorney for the victim's family, the killer ought to have been charged with "murder with antisemitism as an aggravating circumstance", and also that French Jewish groups were alleging that this had not been done out of fear of encouraging support for the National Front (France) party's election campaign. [30]
On 16 July 2017, Francis Kalifat , President of the CRIF , emphasized the antisemitic nature of the killing during the commemoration of the Vel' d'Hiv Roundup . The President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron then asked the court to clarify the matter despite the alleged killer's claims. [31] [32] [33]
On 1 June 2017, Belgian MEP in the European Parliament , Frédérique Ries denounced the French authorities' "chilling silence" over Halimi's killing during a debate in the European Parliament on the fight against antisemitism. [11] [34]
In December 2019, President Emmanuel Macron criticized the Paris appeals court's finding that Traoré was unfit for trial, saying "even if, in the end, the judge decided that there was no criminal responsibility, there is a need for a trial"; Macron was rebuked by a judge from the supreme Court of Cassation . [28]
In April 2021, following the decision of the supreme Court of Cassation, President Macron called for the law to be changed. Macron stated that France "does not judge citizens who are sick, we treat them... But deciding to take drugs and then 'going crazy' should not, in my opinion, take away your criminal responsibility". [35]
In January 2022, a 67,000-word parliamentary report on the incident was released. It found that neither the police, psychiatric hospital nor the court system had acted inappropriately. The report was approved by a vote of 7-5, with Meyer Habib, the Jewish lawmaker chosen to lead the committee, among the dissenters. The report was widely condemned by Jewish organizations and media. [36]
The Halimi killing generated significant public react
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