In wanting to fight against Islamist “separatism” with a law deemed too restrictive by all religions, the government risks making an unexpected separation between religions and the State.
All religions, including Islam, are certainly in agreement in opposing Islamism, central object of "the law consolidating the principles of the Republic" but, warns Haim Korsia, Chief Rabbi of France,
"he We have to pay attention to the collateral effects on other religions, especially since there are cults that have always been exemplary with the Republic ”.
They do not see why they should now pay for their freedom so dearly acquired by the bill left by Islamist groups.
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Haïm Korsia will be heard this Wednesday by the Senate Law Commission.
The upper chamber will hear the same day Bishop Éric de Moulins-Beaufort, president of the conference of bishops of France (CEF).
The latter also wrote
"solemnly"
in the name of all the bishops
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