FRANCE: MUSLIMAS WHO TRIED TO BLOW UP NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL GET 25 YEARS IN PRISON

FRANCE: MUSLIMAS WHO TRIED TO BLOW UP NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL GET 25 YEARS IN PRISON

BY ROBERT SPENCER

SEE: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2019/10/france-muslimas-who-tried-to-blow-up-notre-dame-cathedral-get-25-years-prison-dawah; 

republished below in full unedited for informational, educational and research purposes:

“Madani was arrested with two other members of the terrorist cell as they carried out a knife attack on a police officer.”

Her jihad is persistent and relentless. What will she be like after 10 or 12 years in prison (if that) going to the five daily prayers, studying her Qur’an, and interacting with other Muslim prisoners? She will become a loyal, productive member of French society, right?



“2 members of all-female Islamic terrorist cell sentenced to 25+ years for botched Notre Dame bombing,” RT, October 15, 2019 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):


Two French members of an all-female Islamic terror group linked to ISIS have been sentenced to over 25 years in prison each for their failed attempt to blow up Notre Dame cathedral with a car packed full of gas cylinders.

Inès Madani and Ornella Gilligmann received 30 and 25 years in prison, respectively, on Monday after a French court found them guilty of the September 4, 2016 plot to blow up Notre Dame which prosecutors claimed would have killed at least 60 people if it had been successful.

The pair packed Madani’s father’s car with seven gas cylinders, doused it with diesel fuel, and attempted to set it on fire with a lit cigarette. Luckily for dozens of people sitting in a nearby bar, the improvised car-bomb did not detonate – diesel is not particularly flammable – and they ran away, though it did not take long for police to track them down. Giligmann was arrested two days later trying to flee the country with her family, while Madani was arrested with two other members of the terrorist cell as they carried out a knife attack on a police officer, planned with the help of the group’s mentor.

The jihadi women were inspired and loosely guided by Rachid Kassim, an Islamic State (ISIS, formerly ISIL) terrorist who had released a guide for prospective jihadists on how to commit attacks that included the gas cylinder method. Madani and Gilligan joined a Telegram channel operated by Kassim and sent him videos pledging allegiance to ISIS, as well as a video claiming responsibility for the Notre Dame attack before it failed….