The Algerian Saber Lahmar, cleared of Guantanamo but tried in May in Paris for having incited several people to leave for Iraq or Syria, was sentenced on Friday June 17 to ten years in prison by the Paris Criminal Court.
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The 16th chamber, which specializes in terrorism, considered that he had, through sermons and conversations, "
played an active role
" in these departures with significant consequences, since a man has been presumed dead since the end of 2015. on the other hand, Mohamed H., who was considered by the prosecution as his second in command, was released.
