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schema:articleBody	A philosophy teacher's claim that radical Islamism is rampant in a rough Paris suburb has erupted into a fierce political fight that risks complicating the government's push for tougher laws against religious extremism. The conflict has prompted threats against the teacher in Trappes, west of the capital, as well as against the city's leftist mayor, who denounced the portrayal of his city. Both men are now under police protection. Didier Lemaire penned an open letter last November accusing the state of underestimating the Islamist threat. He was writing in reaction to the killing of fellow teacher Samuel Paty, who was attacked in the street and beheaded after he showed students controversial cartoons of the prophet Mohammed. As lawmakers began debating a controversial new bill to clamp down on Islamist radicalism, Lemaire said that he now required police protection at his school. But Trappes' mayor Ali Rabeh angrily rejected Lemaire's "lies", saying the teacher had never received any "serious threat". On Thursday, Rabeh went to the teacher's high school to distribute letters pledging his support to students "shocked and wounded" by Lemaire's comments -- prompting an uproar among some rightwing politicians who denounced an "intrusion". On Saturday, prosecutors opened an inquiry into alleged death threats and racist insults against Rabeh, who has confirmed that he is also now under surveillance by police. Trappes has produced soccer star Nicolas Anelka and the actor Omar Sy, star of the hit series "Lupin". But the city is also notorious for being the home of dozens of people who left to fight as jihadists in Syria and Iran in recent years. Authorities say hardline Salafist conservatism has attracted a widespread following among its 32,000 residents, making the city a test case for the government's efforts to curb Islamic radicalism. The legislation under debate in parliament would tighten rules on issues ranging from religious-based education to polygamy. It is a response to a series of jihadist terror attacks in France that have killed more than 250 people since 2015. bur-js/jj
schema:headline	Row over teacher's 'Islamism' claims in Paris suburb
schema:mentions	Polygamy Syrian Civil War Conservatism Islamic extremism Philosophy Islamic terrorism Notorious (2009 film) Islamism Umar Ali Muhammad Mayor Association football Paris City France Nicolas Anelka Lupinus Salafi movement Test case Islamic fundamentalism Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran
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schema:datePublished	2021-02-14 (xsd:date)
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