The Supreme Council of Jewish Organizations in France accuses Abdel Rahim Ali of anti-Zionism

For the first time since his attack on the thinker Luis Garoude, the Supreme Council representative of the Jewish institutions "Krief", launch a violent attack on MP Abdel Rahim, a member  of the Egyptian House of Representatives, and the President of the Center for Middle East Studies in Paris. After the press conference held at the headquarters of the French National Assembly (French Parliament) with the participation of the leader of the National Front and the former presidential candidate Marin Le Pen, to uncover the post- Daesh and sources of financing terrorism and the countries that stand behind it.

The council accused MP Abdel Rahim Ali of obsession with the Zionist plan and accused Israel of violence.

The council, which is considered the highest Jewish body in France, has been charged with Twitter tweets from the account of a suspicious person, Roman Kaye, was already caught on charges of impersonation, where he was shown on French television channels claiming to be a researcher specialized in the affairs of jihadist groups, then it turned out that he was a member of those groups, after he belonged to the Muslim Brotherhood,

making the French security services put him on the list of "Fichier S" for people who embrace radical jihadist ideology.

Roman Kaye had circumvented the French media, hid his terrorist past, and made everyone aware that he was a researcher specializing in jihadist Islam.

It came to BfMTV, a French television company owned by Israeli businessman Bertek Drahi, to the point of signing a contract with Roman Kaye as a terrorism consultant.

The TV station was forced to break that contract later, issuing an official statement to sever any links between it and Kaye in May 2016, after the French prestigious newspaper "Nouvel Observateur" revealed information and secrets about the dark history of this suspicious person who was allegedly a researcher specialized in terrorism affairs, at a time when he was, in fact, closely linked to jihadist and brotherly terrorist groups and their sponsors in Qatar.

In the black record of the secrets revealed by the French press investigations about the "terrorist past" of Roman Kaye, "he was expelled in February 2015 from Lebanon where he has been living since 2010, by a decision of the Lebanese General Security, following the revealing of information indicating that Kaye was linked to terrorist groups in Syria.

Before moving to Lebanon, Roman Kayeh converted to Islam in 1997, at the age of 20, and belonged to the Muslim Brotherhood for many years.

The French investigation revealed that he lived in Egypt, beginning in 2005, under the pretext of learning the Arabic language. He was living in an apartment in the eighth district of Nasr City, accompanied by French extremists, including "Fabienne Klein," the French jihadist who adopted with his voice the Paris bombings in November 2015, under the umbrella of Daesh.

For all these reasons, Roman Kaye was interrogated by the Anti-Terror Directorate (SDAT) of the French Judicial Police in 2008.

He was then released with a recommendation to put him under surveillance in the lists of suspected extremist jihadists.