The criminal imprisonment with perpetuity with 22 years of security was required, Wednesday, March 19, against Mehdi Nemmouche at the trial of the jalpers of the Islamic State terrorist group (IS). The killer of the Jewish Museum of Brussels in 2014 is continued, with four co-accused, for his presumed involvement in the confinement of Western hostages in Syria in 2013-2014 and the acts of torture and barbarism that he would have inflicted on them.
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A sentence of perpetuity required against Mehdi Nemmouche at the trial of the alleged jades of IS
