France’s far-right is escalating its efforts to rewrite the historical narrative of the Algerian War, moving beyond simply opposing recognition of French colonial crimes. They are now actively proposing legislation that seeks to condemn Algerians who fought for independence. This represents a new offensive in a long-running campaign to deflect responsibility for atrocities committed during the colonial period. The shift indicates a desire to proactively shape public memory and assign blame to the Algerian side of the conflict. Evidence of French colonial crimes has been well-documented, yet this movement persists. This new front aims to challenge established historical accounts and potentially criminalize actions taken by Algerian freedom fighters. The development signals a growing polarization surrounding France’s colonial past and its ongoing reconciliation efforts.