Learn to live with ... As long as a remedy is not found, the expression may at a pinch be appropriate for the coronavirus.
It should never become so in the face of Islamist terrorism.
It would translate an impotence, synonymous with cowardice;
would betray a fatalism that would be worth renouncing.
The new attack carried out on Friday in Paris in front of the former premises of
Charlie Hebdo
is, of course, loaded with symbols at the time of the trial of the attacks of January 2015. But it does not matter where or when.
For eight years and the assassinations of Mohamed Merah in 2012, France has lived with this daily threat which has left more than 250 dead.
Can we get used to it, should we accept?
Each time the enemy strikes, the same intransigence is however advanced.
Of course, the fight against terrorism is long, delicate and multifaceted.
The security forces have made indisputable progress in dismantling networks, avoiding tragedies.
But after?
Between 2019 and 2020, some 70
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