French prosecutors sought a 10-month suspended prison sentence on Tuesday and a two-year ban on holding public office for European Parliament member Rima Hassan for a deleted social media post citing one of the perpetrators of a deadly 1972 attack at Tel Aviv airport, broadcaster FranceInfo reported. The prosecution argued that Hassan’s post amounted to “glorification of terrorism,” saying it “trivialized” the attack and “praised its perpetrator.” The prosecutor’s office also rejected Hassan’s claim that the case was politically motivated, calling the alleged offense “flagrant” and denying that the proceedings were brought because of her political views. READ: French associations seek court order to halt shipment to Israeli arms company Hassan, a member of the left-wing La France Insoumise party, has […]