Via INN:

After the Parisian suburb of Valenton in October named a street after Fatah arch-terrorist Marwan Barghouti, now another suburb of the French capital Aubervilliers has followed suit, raising a furor by granting Barghouti “honorary citizenship” last weekend.

Responding to the Aubervilliers decision, members of the Jewish community contacted the municipality and demanded that it reconsider, noting “this is an unthinkable decision, don’t give a hand to glorifying a despicable murderer.”

Barghouti is currently serving five life sentences in Israeli prison for his role in planning suicide terror attacks, and is widely believed to have masterminded the second intifada which claimed thousands of Israeli lives from 2000 to 2005. He has continued inciting terrorism from his jail cell.

“We call on you to act immediately to cancel the decision to grant Marwan Barghouti honorary citizenship,” said the Jewish leaders. “If not for justice and reason, if not for the memory of the terror victims, do it for the values of France.”

“Marwan Barghouti is not a hero worthy of honor, but rather a lowly terrorist murder worthy of denunciation by all people and governments who consider themselves liberal and enlightened,” concluded the message.