A man in France is making legal history as the country's first-ever "incel" case—prosecutors allege he planned an attack targeting women. The National Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor's Office is handling the case, marking a significant moment in how France addresses violent ideologies tied to the involuntary celibate movement.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just another crime story—it's a sign of how seriously authorities are taking the potential dangers of online radicalization, especially misogynistic extremism. The "incel" movement has been linked to deadly attacks abroad, and France's decision to treat this as a terrorism case shows they're not waiting for tragedy to strike before acting. It also raises tough questions about how societies should confront hateful ideologies that fester in digital corners.