A major controversy has erupted at Carleton University in Canada, where the school has decided to hire a man with a dark past to teach a course called "Social Justice in Action." This man, Hassan Diab, is a Lebanese-Canadian who has been convicted of a terrible crime that happened 44 years ago.
In 2023, a French court sentenced Diab to life in prison for his involvement in a deadly bombing at the Rue Copernic synagogue in Paris in 1980. A bomb planted on a motorcycle exploded outside the synagogue, killing four people and injuring 46 others. This attack occurred as 320 people were gathering to mark the end of a Jewish holiday. The bombers aimed to strike during a busy religious ceremony, causing maximum harm.
French authorities claim that Diab was the one who planted the bomb. They accuse him of being part of a Palestinian militant group, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). However, Diab insists that he is innocent and that French authorities have confu...
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