French PM ‘open’ to temporary ban on foreign financing of mosques

President Francois Hollande (L) shakes hands with Prime Minister Manuel Valls (C) after a
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Paris (AFP) – France’s prime minister said Friday he was “open” to a temporary ban on the foreign financing of mosques, after a spate of attacks in the country claimed by jihadists.

Manuel Valls also admitted in an interview with the Le Monde daily it was a “failure” that one of the jihadists who attacked a church and killed a priest earlier this week had been released with an electronic tag.

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