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The teacher now lives in fear. And the Muslim student whom she supervised at the University of Aix-Marseille faces no prison time for the death threat he made against her on Instagram. More on this latest display of Muslim death threats, and the unwillingness of the authorities to properly punish such threats, can be found here: “‘May Allah kill her and her children. This bitch”: A lecturer at the French University of Aix-Marseille is targeted by an extreme left-wing student with a dangerous personality profile,” Medforth, May 25, 2025:
New sign of radicalisation at the university? On Instagram, a student who is apparently enrolled in a Master 2 at the Faculty of Arts, Literature, Languages and Humanities in Aix-en-Provence has repeatedly insulted and threatened one of his lecturers. When a student at the university spotted this post from May 7, he decided to report it to the UNI. After briefly analysing the person’s social networks, the right-wing student union alerted the university’s presidency. (…)‘We don’t know the motives and causes of the dispute between this person and their lecturer, who turned out to be their master’s supervisor. But as soon as we discovered the video, we reported it to the president of the university,’ reports Yann Soltermann, head of UNI Aix-Marseille. The alerted university ‘immediately took the case seriously’, Soltermann is pleased to report. After a legal analysis of the facts and identification of the accused, the university management finally called in the public prosecutor, according to the UNI. On enquiry, the university informed us that it was ‘well informed about this situation and is taking it very seriously. The appropriate measures for such indications were applied immediately’.
What were those “appropriate measures”? Nothing has yet been done to punish the student for his death threats. I suspect that “appropriate measures” only means that the university has provided French authorities with information about the student’s Instagram posts, turning over the responsibility to punish him to the state.
UNI shared several of his posts on X. ‘Allah akbar, death to America, death to Israel, curse on the Jews and victory for Islam,’ he wrote on his Instagram account, for example – this is the slogan of the Yemeni rebel movement Houthi. The student also called to ‘f**k the whites’ [note: a topic that is said to be a false flag; it is not clear whether the student posted it out of conviction or to expose a conspiracy] or called to ‘kill cops’. (…)
“In a video posted on social media, a student from the ALLSH Faculty of Aux-en-Provence, with his face uncovered, threatens to kill his teacher’s supervisor.”
That a Muslim student felt he could get away with publishing a death threat against one of his university professors and her children, even invoking Allah, and could glorify a jihad terror group, as well as call for hatred toward, and violence against, the French state, without apparently risking anything — there is no sign that he has been arrested by the police, nor that the university itself has disciplined him for issuing his threat to murder one of his professors — shows how fearful the French authorities have become to confront Muslims.
Unless the university of Aix-Marseille dismisses him, and the French authorities arrest him for issuing death threats, pledging support for a terror group, and urging his audience to engage in violence against the French state, he will continue, and many of his fellow Muslims, seeing he has not been punished, will go and do likewise. How long can France survive if it fails to punish open incitement by Muslims to murder innocents and to violently attack the organs of the state itself? No good will come of this.