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发帖数: 29846 | 1 PARIS (AP) — The last of the 12 victims slain in the terror attack on the
French newspaper Charlie Hebdo was a police officer — the son of immigrants
from mainly Muslim North Africa — who was shot dead on the sidewalk by one
of the assailants as they started their getaway.
Police officials identified him as Ahmed Merabet. As details about his death
became known, a campaign of solidarity quickly caught fire on social media
Thursday, using the phrase "Je Suis Ahmed" — I Am Ahmed. That echoed the
campaign of support for the satirical newspaper that spread widely after the
attack, using the slogan "Je Suis Charlie."
Merabet also drew attention at the United Nations.
"He himself was a Muslim," U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told reporters
. "This is yet another reminder of what we are facing together. It should
never be seen as a war of religion, for religion, or on religion. It is an
assault on our common humanity, designed to terrify and incite."
French news reports gave varying ages for Merabet, though the police union
to which he belonged said he was in his 30s. He reportedly had eight years
of police service, and was assigned to the neighborhood where Wednesday's
attack occurred.
Video footage taken by an onlooker that surfaced on the Internet after the
attack appeared to show a wounded Merabet on the pavement, raising a hand as
though appealing for mercy before he was fatally shot in the head by one of
the three gunmen. During their attack on the newspaper office, the
assailants had shouted "Allahu akbar!" — Arabic for "God is great!" — and
police were investigating their possible ties to a Yemen-based terrorist
group.
Merabet was "very discreet and conscientious," police union spokesman Rocco
Contento told the newspaper Le Figaro. "We're all extremely shocked."
Merabet's home town, the suburb of Livry-Gargan in the northeastern suburbs
of Paris, announced Thursday that he and the other victims would be
commemorated at a ceremony Sunday at the city hall.
A police union official, who cited the sensitivity of the case in requesting
anonymity, said Merabet's parents immigrated to France from predominantly
Muslim North Africa. The officials said he didn't know whether Merabet was
actively practicing the religion.
The other slain officer was Franck Brinsolaro, a married police veteran who
served on the bodyguard detail for the slain editor of Charlie Hebdo,
Stephane Charbonnier.
The union official said Charbonnier would sometimes invite Brinsolaro for
meals at the famed Closerie des Lilas restaurant in southern Paris.
According to French media, Brinsolaro was married to the editor of a weekly
newspaper in northern France, and the couple had a 1-year-old daughter.
The death of Merabet — with his North African origins — recalled a series
of gun attacks in southern France in 2012 that killed three French
paratroopers of North African descent, as well as several Jewish civilians. | t*c
发帖数: 8291 | 2 不管是真是假，这都不算任何事。
穆斯林杀穆斯林，在中东是司空见惯的事。每天都有很多穆斯林被别的穆斯林杀。
巴黎事件的关注点在于穆斯林杀异教徒。
这是穆罕默得在古兰经里宣扬的， 穆斯林要杀不信教的异教徒，
而不愿意杀异教徒的穆斯林，也是要被杀的。
所以这个保护异教徒的警察被杀，（不管他是不是异教徒），是符合古兰经的。
伊斯兰是最暴力的宗教和文化。穆斯林一旦在任何地区得势，都会建立宗教法庭，把世
俗力量排除出去，建立no go zone, 迫害异教徒。
这些一直强调区分伊斯兰和恐怖分子的人，是掩耳盗铃。明明古兰经就在宣扬暴力和杀
戮，却非要把伊斯兰描绘成和平，这些人是可耻的。
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: PARIS (AP) — The last of the 12 victims slain in the terror attack on the
: French newspaper Charlie Hebdo was a police officer — the son of immigrants
: from mainly Muslim North Africa — who was shot dead on the sidewalk by one
: of the assailants as they started their getaway.
: Police officials identified him as Ahmed Merabet. As details about his death
: became known, a campaign of solidarity quickly caught fire on social media
: Thursday, using the phrase "Je Suis Ahmed" — I Am Ahmed. That echoed the
: campaign of support for the satirical newspaper that spread widely after the
: attack, using the slogan "Je Suis Charlie."
: Merabet also drew attention at the United Nations.
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