Hassen Chalghoumi
@Imam1chalghoumi · Gulf & Arab world
Hassen Chalghoumi is a French imam.
On the occasion of Rosh Hashanah, I wish all my Jewish brothers and friends in France and around the world a very happy year 5787. On the eve of the third anniversary of the crimes of October 7, our thoughts are with the victims, their families, and all those who still carry this pain. May this new year bring peace, serenity, and hope. May the spirit of the Abraham Accords continue to open the way to dialogue, respect, and rapprochement among peoples. In the face of rising antisemitism, let us remain united to defend fraternity, dignity, and living together. Shana Tova. May this year be gentle and full of hope. Happy Jewish New Year, a happy and sweet year. Happy New Year – Shana Tova. Wishing you a good and happy year 5787.
Translated from FrenchToday, I am 54 years old. Born on September 5, 1972, a date marked by tragedy. 54 years ago, during the Munich Olympics, 11 Israeli athletes and a German police officer were murdered by a terrorist commando. Same day, same year… I pay tribute to these innocent victims and reiterate my commitment to peace, brotherhood, and the fight against hatred. May this day remind us of the importance of unity and tolerance among all peoples. #Peace #Brotherhood #Remembrance #Munich1972
Translated from FrenchThey proclaim themselves “soldiers of Allah.” I call them: soldiers of Satan. Soldiers of Shaytan. Three young people. A WhatsApp group. A plan: to kill Jews, target a synagogue, and join Daesh. This is not Islam. It is Islamism. It is the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood. It is the poison of social networks. It is also the game of those who exploit the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for their political ends. Our children are becoming cannon fodder. Parents, open your eyes. Candidates, parties, officials: this is a national cause. Whoever loves France protects its children and its Jews. We are no longer waiting for words. We are waiting for action.
Translated from FrenchAustria @_CStocker clarifies what others blur: faith on one side, the Muslim Brotherhood and political Islam on the other. On May 15, 2026, at the Federal Chancellery in Vienna, I had the honor of speaking with religious leaders. Today, this is becoming decisions. I hope that our political parties, and the candidates for the 2027 presidential election, will propose concrete measures against the Brotherhood’s infiltration and its networks, far from clientelism and false debates.
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