The suspect in the attack of the France Mosque, who killed a fugitive financial man Crime news

Marches were organized “against Islamophobia” throughout France in the victim’s memory.

The authorities say that a man suspected of killing a Muslim injured in a mosque in southern France remains a runaway, in an incident that Prime Minister Francois Bayro was “Islamophobi.”

Both men were alone in the mosque in Los Angeles Combi, a previous mining city in the Garde region, on Friday when the victim was killed. According to the striker, the attacker recorded the attack on his phone and filming a financial man, who was in his twenties.

A source close to the case, who asked not to be named, said that the suspect, although he was not arrested, was identified as a French non -Muslim citizen of Bosnian origin, according to the news agency.

After praying at the side of the man, the victim stabbed the victim about 50 times before escaping from the scene. The body was found later in the morning, when the other worshipers arrived at the mosque for Friday prayers.

The suspect, who was only identified as Olivier – born in France in 2004 and unemployed, without a criminal record – “is likely to be very dangerous” and it is necessary to “arrest him before he claims more victims.

The Grand Mosque in Paris condemned the attack in a statement and said that the victim had just finished cleaning the mosque when it was killed.

The authorities called for highlighting the reasons behind the attack, and asked the judicial authorities to say whether to be dealt with as a “terrorist” and noticed “a scale and dangerous … for the sake of everyone’s safety.”

On Sunday, President Emmanuel Macron wrote in the first comments on the killing.

A young man was removed in a mosque in Gard.

For his family, to our citizens, from Islamic recognition, I eat the support of the nation.

Racism and hatred because of religion will not have a place in France. Freedom of worship is incorrect.

Emmanuelmacron April 27, 2025

On Saturday, Justice Minister Gerald Darmanin denounced the “murder of sadness” that “makes the hearts of all believers and all Muslims in France.”

“We are standing alongside the victim’s family and shocking worshipers,” he said. “The state’s resources are mobilized to ensure the murderer’s arrest and punish it.”

Interior Minister Bruno Retario announced on Sunday that he would travel to Los Angeles Combi.

The SOS racist campaign group said it will participate in a march “against Islamophobia” organized later on Sunday in Los Angeles Combi.

More marches were also planned on Sunday evening throughout France, including in Paris Plilles de la Ribabiya. The demonstrators will notice an accurate silence on the victim’s memory.

Paris Plees de la Ripopolik 6 pm pic.twitter.com/mtyeaf75pb

– Rima Hassan (@Rimas) April 27, 2025

Many prominent members of the La France party in the far left called on people to attend the protests on social media, including a member of the European Parliament and Palestinian rights activist Rima Hassan, And the leader of the Green Party Marine Tondole.