Court postpones hearing in case of Moroccan Jew killing

The court of appeal of Casablanca postponed Friday hearing in the case of the "Casablanca Group," sued for the murder of Moroccan Jew, Albert Rebibo.

Two muffled individuals had shot down last September Rebibo, near his shop in a commercial area of Casablanca, and fled aboard a car they hijacked on the spot.

The case was postponed on the defense request.

The eleven individuals, including a policeman, who are appearing before the court for the first time Friday. Counts held against them include criminal association, plotting for terrorist acts, inciting to terrorist acts, non-denunciation, activism within an underground association, holding of non-authorized meetings and possession of knives in conditions liable to undermine public order and persons' security.