Paris prosecutors have launched a hate speech investigation after Thomas Jolly, artistic director of the Paris Olympics' opening ceremony, filed a complaint about death threats, "public insults," and "defamation." Jolly reported being targeted for his sexual orientation and falsely assumed Israeli heritage. The controversy erupted following the opening ceremony, which some critics claimed mocked Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Last Supper." Jolly, however, has repeatedly denied these claims. Among the critics is also former US president Donald Trump. French President Emmanuel Macron and Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo have expressed their full support for Jolly and all artists involved in the event. #Queer Up The World View