Paris suspect Salah Abdeslam sentenced to 20 years over Brussels shootout
In its judgment, the court said “there can be no doubt” about jihadist Salah Abdeslam and his co-defendant Sofiane Ayari's involvement in extremism
Jawad Bendaoud, the landlord who provided his apartment to extremists who killed 130 people in November 2015 in Paris, will appear before anti-terrorism judges, media reports said.
Bendaoud was charged with of “harbouring terrorists,” as magistrates believed he knew the identity of the extremists he accepted to host, according to a report on state-run France info radio reported on Friday.
The man risked being jailed for ten years, it added.
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Five days after 130 people were killed in France’s worst terror attack, on November 13, 2015, police killed Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the assaults’ presumed mastermind in Bendaoud’s flat in Saint-Denis, near Paris.
Bendaoud told French media, then, he had been asked to do a favour and had no idea his hosts were extremists, before being arrested, Xinhua news agency reported.
The Islamic State claims responsibility of the Paris attacks which it called a revenge to French military operations against Muslims.
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