Sowing to the effect of the increased visibility of Islam in France (1989: Creil affair, 2004: law on the veil, etc.) and Islamist terrorist attacks (1995: GIA attacks and death of Khaled Kelkal, 2001: terrorist attacks World Trade Center, 2012: murders committed by Mohammed Merah, then the wave of attacks from 2015), the fate of Christians in Iraq and Syria (and no longer those in Lebanon) struck by Daesh will arouse compassion , but also to be perceived by a part of the currents of the conservative and Catholic right as a foreshadowing of what could happen in a France, threatened by the specter of a civil war on a community basis. The defeat of the Christian Armenians against the Muslim Azeris, supported by Erdogan, was perceived in the circles of the dr …
