Following her Olympic boxing victory in Paris, Imane Khelif responded to Donald Trump's characterization of her as a man.



According to a Dailymail.com survey, respondents thought the FBI was behind the attempted assassination.

Donald Trump called Imane Khelif a "man" after she won an Olympic gold medal, so she warned him to keep out of sports.

Following the Algerian boxer's victory in France last weekend, Trump made fun of her during a rally in Montana. Falsely claiming that Khelif was transgender, he exposed her to significant international scrutiny on whether or not her gender permitted her to compete in women's boxing.

Since then, the boxer has filed a case in France for cyberbullying, in which JK Rowling and Elon Musk are named. In an Algiera interview with El Birad, she also showed Trump her full wrath.


"I cannot describe how scared I was immediately after there was a lot of noise from politicians, athletes, stars, and artists — Elon Musk and Donald Trump, and that hurt me a lot," the 25-year-old Khelif added.
I was impacted by this. I'm not lying to you; it had a big impact on me. It was really painful. The fear I felt is indescribable, but thank God I overcame it. By some miracle, Imane Khelif's femininity, bravery, and will were known to all Algerians and Arabs worldwide.
It was a really terrifying situation. To be honest, I prefer to avoid getting political in sports, but they did.

"Sports and politics are two entirely different things." It is not my place for these politicians to claim that I am transsexual and to be mistreating me.

For my family, the honor of my family, Algeria, the women of Algeria, and particularly the Arab world, this is a great disgrace. I am a Muslim girl, and everyone knows it.

"Who wants men to participate in women's sports?" asked Trump during his speech in Bozeman. I'd want to congratulate the young lady who's transformed from a man into a woman. He—she took home the gold.

"What about that Italian woman—that gorgeous woman?" She entered without knowing what was going on. She can box really well, but only against other women.

He was alluding to Angela Carini, who, after taking a blow to the nose last week, ended her bout with Khelif 46 seconds in. She claimed to have never been smacked that severely and was in tears.


Trump delivered the punch before declaring, "He did this." She said, "Whoa, I've never been hit so hard by someone."

"Then he does it once more, and she gives up right away."

Khelif, who is not transgender, is said to have male "XY chromosomes," which caused her to be disqualified from the 2023 World Championships after she passed the International Boxing Association's gender eligibility tests, which are now outlawed.

After taking home the gold, a moved Khelif spoke in France, stating, "I've been dreaming of this for eight years, and now I'm the Olympic champion and gold medalist."

"Those attacks also lend a unique flavor to my success." Our goal as athletes is to compete in the Olympics, and I hope that subsequent games will not witness any incidents along these lines.


"I am more than qualified to compete in this event." I am a woman just like any other. I am qualified because I live as a woman and was born as one.

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