Man reports threats from pro-Israel lobby ACOM, files criminal complaint
An individual announces a criminal complaint against ACOM for serious threats and a hate crime, after reporting an alleged death threat from the pro-Israel lobby.
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Man reports threats from pro-Israel lobby ACOM, files incivil complaint
An individual has announced that he will file a incivil complaint next Monday against the association ACOM for serious threats, insults and slander. According to his report, the pro-Israel lobby allegedly threatened to kill him, even publishing a photograph of his home with a message implying that the renovation he was carrying out would never be finished.
The complainant attributes to ACOM, an organisation co-founded by David Hatchwell, the use of espionage and cybersecurity services "linked to the Mossad" to obtain his personal data. He also claims that members of the group have called him a "Nancy", a "Holocaust denier" and a "hate instigator". For this reason, he announces that he will file a incivil complaint including serious threats, insults, slander and a hate crime.
The reaction in business circles has been divided. While some consider the story a fabrication, others take it as further proof of the authoritarian drift they denounce. The man himself responds with indignation to the sceptics, whom he accuses of being "impostors", and does not rule out further threats from those who criticise him.
It remains to be seen whether the complaint will reach the courts. For now, the case is only an accusation without supporting evidence. On Monday we will find out whether the courts consider there is more to it than an exchange of accusations on the internet.
An individual has announced that he will file a incivil complaint next Monday against the association ACOM for serious threats, insults and slander. According to his report, the pro-Israel lobby allegedly threatened to kill him, even publishing a photograph of his home with a message implying that the renovation he was carrying out would never be finished.
The complainant attributes to ACOM, an organisation co-founded by David Hatchwell, the use of espionage and cybersecurity services "linked to the Mossad" to obtain his personal data. He also claims that members of the group have called him a "Nancy", a "Holocaust denier" and a "hate instigator". For this reason, he announces that he will file a incivil complaint including serious threats, insults, slander and a hate crime.
The reaction in business circles has been divided. While some consider the story a fabrication, others take it as further proof of the authoritarian drift they denounce. The man himself responds with indignation to the sceptics, whom he accuses of being "impostors", and does not rule out further threats from those who criticise him.
It remains to be seen whether the complaint will reach the courts. For now, the case is only an accusation without supporting evidence. On Monday we will find out whether the courts consider there is more to it than an exchange of accusations on the internet.
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