PARIS to Sue FOX News for saying "its No Go Zone.. Governed by Sharia Law"

Mayor Anne Hidalgo

FOX News is under fire for attacking Paris in statement regarded as derogatory in the wake of the terror attack. Mayor Anne Hidalgo sat down for her first international interview since the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack on Tuesday, telling Christiane Amanpour that it was her intent to go after the polarizing news organization for 'attacking the honor and the image' of the city in statements made in the wake of this tragedy.

 

Because the network says Paris, and most of Europe, had become filled with areas they referred to as 'no go zones,' which were off limits to everyone but Muslims and is governed by Sharia law.

Host Sean Hannity was the first to make mention of this on his January 7 program, saying; 'It seems if you watch in recent years, it’s not just France but all of Europe, there’s been a major influx, immigration, people from Muslim countries. They’ve even - and they’ve not assimilated, they’ve separated.'
Sharia courts have been allowed to be established. Prayer rugs in just about every hotel.'


Host Sean Hannity

Just a few days later, Jeanine Pirro welcomed analyst Steve Emerson on her show, who said of these zones, believed by many to be entirely inaccurate from the start; 'They’re sort of amorphous, they’re not contiguous necessarily, but they’re sort of safe havens.'

 

Emerson then took the idea a step further by stating; 'And they’re places where the governments, like France, Britain, Sweden, Germany — they don’t exercise any sovereignty so you basically have zones where Sharia courts are set up, where Muslim density is very intense, where police don’t go in.'

 

Finally, Emerson wrapped up by saying Birmingham, England was an example of one of these zones, and that 'non-Muslims just simply don’t go in.'