Sunday, January 24, as part of a new issue of "prohibited zone", M6 was interested in radical Islam.In this vast investigation, the magazine, wishing to make an inventory on the ground a few months before the presidential election, had notably penetrated, into hidden or not camera, different places such as out -of -contract schools or religious buildings.Among these, the visit to Roubaix of a toy shop selling faceless dolls because "only Allah created" and an Islamic bookstore offering his customers a book promoting the defense of Islam by weapons arousedthe ire of Roubaisians and Muslims but also of right and far -right political leaders.

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Since the broadcast of the report, the lawyer Amine Elbahi, who appears in several sequences would have received death threats."My phone number circulated on social networks, several calls for murder have been broadcast.I am threatened with beheading, slaughtering, to attack me because I kept a speech of truth with an overdue face and in particular on the inaction of the mayor of my commune, "said the enarch onBFMTV.But it seems that it is not the only one.Indeed, according to Nicolas de Tavernost, Ophélie Meunier, the presenter of "prohibited zone", was the target of threatening messages requiring her placement under police protection.According to the AFP, it is provided by the SDLP, a service specifically responsible for protecting personalities.

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Friday, January 28, the Chairman of the Management Board of Group M6 was heard by the Senate commission of inquiry into media concentration.Asked about his interference of the editorial line of his channels, he defended himself by evoking the said number of the information magazine."To do my job, I have to judge a number of criteria.I will give you an extremely precise example: we have made a “prohibited zone” program which has had a lot of repercussions.We discussed this program.If you call it interference m.Assouline [the rapporteur of the commission of inquiry, editor's note], I was ingesting on this program.I asked if we had the guarantees, if it was an "extremist" program, I asked if the presenter who is threatened, was protected, I asked if the witnesses who were talking about were well blurred etc...", He said before adding:" I did the job I think I should make on a program whose decision ultimately came back to me.I claim to have authorized this program.But because I was asked.We could have made the opposite decision.I believe that this is my duty of responsibility: if you call it interference, I call it the exercise of my job ".

Contacted, M6 replied "prefer not to comment for the moment on this story".

For her part, Amine Elbahi also benefits from police protection."What I said disturbed.I must have targeted just in view of the threats "received since the broadcast, reacted the lawyer to the AFP.Originally from Roubaix, he had alerted the prefecture of the North in October 2020 to an association of the city, "ambitions and initiatives for success" (AAIR), which he suspected of providing "Koranic courses" under the guise of tutoring,benefiting from public subsidies, in particular municipal.

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Friday, the young man filed a complaint after receiving numerous threats to social networks, notably Twitter, but also SMS, WhatsApp messages, as well as vocal recordings "noted by bailiff", according to his lawyer, Me Jean Tamalet,in which he is notably described as "kouffar" (disbelieving in Arabic, editor's note)."He is told that he is going to be beheaded and slaughtered.We will not let a single threat spend.We will file a complaint against anyone threatening this gentleman, "said Jean Tamalet to AFP.

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