Following charges of glorifying violence on social media, Omar Bin Laden, the son of Osama Bin Laden‘s son, has been forever barred from visiting France. The announcement was made by the government’s new interior minister, Bruno Retailleau, who has just taken a rigid stance on immigration and political Islam.
The 43-year-old Omar, who has lived in Normandy since 2016 and earned a living as a landscape painting, left France in 2023 after officials revoked his citizenship permit for two years. This decision was influenced by messages that reportedly contained information that was considered to be in favor of violence on the anniversary of his father’s passing. Retailleau ratified the decree preventing him from traveling to France” for any reason either.”
Actually from Saudi Arabia, Omar Bin Laden is the fourth-oldest brother of Osama Bin Laden. After training at ideology camps in Afghanistan, he distanced himself from his father’s violent tradition and said he wanted to avoid being associated with the killing of civilians. Despite denouncing his father’s actions, he has faced criticism for his earlier notes, describing Osama as a “kind” gentleman who followed a strict moral code.
Retailleau, known for his right-wing opinions, has been outspoken about reducing emigration to overcome political Islam. His nomination as Interior Minister has drawn criticism from his supporters, who accuse him of having a conservative mission.
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