Torn by the French type open public debate about the boundaries of the war on terror We are at war, announcing several French newspapers, but appeals for calm, coexist in the press and the French press appears divided over the dilemma of "tolerance, or harsh response to terrorism." In a publication of the Opinion o Nicolas Beytout invites Francois Hollande "forget the dialogue as the war came to the country and attacks require reassessment of security measures and military options." The Laurent Marchand from the website of the Ouest-France newspaper agrees that "changes are inevitable at all levels." Given that three of the seven bombers were French nationals, columnist Raymond Couraud, supports the hard line kindynologontas in the publication that "thousands of people are likely to turn into killers." "For ten years he has done nothing" In the newspaper Le Point, entitled "Our own war", the expert on terrorism Marc Trévidic denounces that "for ten years, nothing happened, even to protect a 12 year old child from attending to his house, propaganda videos jihadists ". Even the newspaper Le Figaro announces that the "risk of new terrorist attacks across Europe means war for at least a majority of European public opinion." "Fear is not sufficient reason for panic moves" writes the site Dans Les Dernières Nouvelles Alsace, warning that "demagogues make deafening in the coming days the sirens of hatred, but the polarization and primitive vendettas serve Terrorism feeds chaos". The Laurent Joffrin by the newspaper Liberation, and the feature entitled "Act of War" reminds that France remained committed to the policy of tolerance and did not succumb to xenophobia, even after the carnage in the newspaper Charlie Hebdo. The French Le Monde newspaper summarizes the reactions of the foreign press, pointing out that the New York Times, by Spanish newspaper El Pais, the reports agree that the attacks in France constitute a 'change in strategy for the Islamic State that proved he can hit Europe 'and now represents "Global Threat", according to the British newspaper Guardian. For the third 24-hour, remains popular in social media, the symbol of peace that symbolically encircling the Eiffel "Eiffel as the planned French citizen.

Torn by the French type open public debate about the boundaries of the war on terror


We are at war, announcing several French newspapers, but appeals for calm, coexist in the press and the French press appears divided over the dilemma of "tolerance, or harsh response to terrorism."

In a publication of the Opinion o Nicolas Beytout invites Francois Hollande "forget the dialogue as the war came to the country and attacks require reassessment of security measures and military options."

The Laurent Marchand from the website of the Ouest-France newspaper agrees that "changes are inevitable at all levels." Given that three of the seven bombers were French nationals, columnist Raymond Couraud, supports the hard line kindynologontas in the publication that "thousands of people are likely to turn into killers."

"For ten years he has done nothing"

In the newspaper Le Point, entitled "Our own war", the expert on terrorism Marc Trévidic denounces that "for ten years, nothing happened, even to protect a 12 year old child from attending to his house, propaganda videos jihadists ".

Even the newspaper Le Figaro announces that the "risk of new terrorist attacks across Europe means war for at least a majority of European public opinion."

"Fear is not sufficient reason for panic moves" writes the site Dans Les Dernières Nouvelles Alsace, warning that "demagogues make deafening in the coming days the sirens of hatred, but the polarization and primitive vendettas serve Terrorism feeds chaos".

The Laurent Joffrin by the newspaper Liberation, and the feature entitled "Act of War" reminds that France remained committed to the policy of tolerance and did not succumb to xenophobia, even after the carnage in the newspaper Charlie Hebdo.

The French Le Monde newspaper summarizes the reactions of the foreign press, pointing out that the New York Times, by Spanish newspaper El Pais, the reports agree that the attacks in France constitute a 'change in strategy for the Islamic State that proved he can hit Europe 'and now represents "Global Threat", according to the British newspaper Guardian.

For the third 24-hour, remains popular in social media, the symbol of peace that symbolically encircling the Eiffel "Eiffel as the planned French citizen.