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religious seminaries of Qom in the early 1980s, Saleh had begun preaching and proselytising to people both in public places and private, which reportedly led him to be recruited by Hezbollah agents. During the court case he proclaimed his motivation for the attacks as being "a fighter advocating for the Islamic cause." He also spoke of Joan of Arc and quoted
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France applied a policy in response to attacks from Middle Eastern terrorism in Europe called the "sanctuary doctrine" by analysts, in which French authorities would not interfere with the activities of transnational terrorist groups operating in France as long as they did not attack France or French
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Saleh was charged in November 1987 by a special anti-terrorism court in France, and was in 1992 found guilty of murder, attempted murder and conspiracy, and sentenced to life in prison. A Tunisian former Sunni Muslim who converted to Shia Islam before moving to Iran and studying for two years in the
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After the Paris City Hall bombing in September 1986, twelve people of Arab origin, mostly Tunisians, were detained and expelled from France. Later, in a police raid on 21 March 1987, Saleh and seven other suspects, two Lebanese French citizens and five Tunisians were arrested, among them a nephew of
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in West Germany, the DST identified Fouad Ali Saleh as the leader of a group of eighteen terrorists directed by Hezbollah from Beirut as being behind all the attacks. Previously, several other groups had been speculated to have been behind the attacks or falsely claimed responsibility. Saleh's group
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Thirteen bombings, including attempted ones, were committed, the first in December 1985, a second wave in February and March 1986, and the third and most notorious wave in September 1986, targeting sites across the French capital. It caused a total of 20 deaths (including seven who died later from
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In September 1986, the French government allegedly sent officials to Syria, concluding a deal with the government in which support for terrorism in France would cease, in return for French arms, economic and diplomatic support to Syria. A similar deal was reportedly made with Iran the next year.
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After the arrest of the Saleh group in 1987, Tunisia broke off diplomatic relations with Iran, accusing the country of recruiting Tunisians to carry out terrorist attacks. France initially accused Iran of "instigating the 1986 bombing campaign and of giving support to a cell of North African
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for setting a "dangerous precedent" in dealing with hostage situations. After several more gestures were made by France, including the expulsion of Iranian opposition leaders from the country, the conflict and further attacks ceased.
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In France the attacks triggered "profound changes" in the organisation and legislative base for French counter-terrorism. In Belgium the attacks had a major part in Belgian police starting to investigate
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Following three bombings in February 1986, thousands of extra police officers were sent out to patrol various areas in Paris. On 20 March 1986, a bomb killing two people took place within an hour of
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threatened more violence against France unless Garbidjian and the other Middle Eastern prisoners were released. The ASALA claimed co-responsibility for the September 1986 attacks in Paris.
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20 March 1986, a bomb exploded in the Point-Show shopping gallery on the Champs-Élysées, killing two people and wounding 28. Another bomb was found and defused the same day in a
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14 September 1986, a bomb exploded after being found in the Pub-Renault, a fashionable cafe and restaurant on the Champs-Élysées killing two policemen.
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ASALA's involvement was strongly noted by the authorities due to the CSPPA's demand of releasing Varoujan Garbidjian, who was in prison over the
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After the terror attacks of 1986, France was largely free of attacks from international terrorism for the next eight years, when
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was in addition to Tunisians connected to Lebanese Hezbollah operatives responsible for mass-casualty bombings including the
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12 September 1986, a bomb exploded in the cafeteria of the Casino supermarket in the Quatre Temps shopping centre in
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terrorists," and a subsequent diplomatic row caused France to sever its ties with Iran. France eventually allowed
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4 February 1986, a bomb exploded in the basement record section of the Gibert Jeune bookstore on the
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Hezbollah leader Sheik Ibrahim al-Amin. Police seized two automatic pistols, ammunition and
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A plaque commemorating the victims of the 17 September 1986 attack at rue de Rennes.
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4 September 1986, a bomb was discovered in the carriage of a RER commuter train in
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interests directly. A wave of bombings began in Paris in early 1985 with the
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Two bombings on the same day occurred in December 1985. It came a day after
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at the time. However others, including Syria, claimed it was linked to the
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in Madrid that killed eighteen people and wounded 82, the hijacking of
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terrorists were arrested while plotting bombings against a plane from
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5 February 1986, a bomb exploded at a book and record shop of the
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were among the factors that helped lead investigators towards
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3 February 1986, a bomb exploded in a shopping gallery at the
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8 September 1986, a bomb exploded in the post office of the
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was responsible due to the prison sentencing of its member
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their wounds in hospitals) and 255 people were wounded.
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far-left militants were also thought to be involved.
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From 1985 to 1986, a series of terrorist attacks in
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Index

February 1985 Paris bombing
Rivoli Beaubourg cinema bombing
1986 Paris police station attack
Iran–Iraq War
terrorism in France
Paris
France
Bombings
Islamic terrorism
Improvised explosive devices
Hezbollah
French support for Iraq during the Iran–Iraq War
Paris
France
Hezbollah
sponsored by the Iranian state
Anis Naccache
Georges Ibrahim Abdallah
Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Factions
Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia
Fouad Ali Saleh
fr
Shia Islam
Direction de la surveillance du territoire
Beirut
Iraq
Iran–Iraq War
Islamic Jihad Organization
Zürich Airport
United States embassy in Rome

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