France: 15-year-old Parisian Jewish girl’s face cut in antisemitic assault

A French Jewish leader recently said: “All violence, and we must say this, all violent acts today are committed by young Muslims. Of course, that’s a small minority of the Muslim community and the Muslims are the first victims.” France’s politicians and community leaders have criticised the “intolerable” violence against Paris’ Jewish community. But nothing is done. In the wake of the slaughter of four Jews in a Paris kosher supermarket by an Islamic jihadist in January 2015, a Parisian Jew said: “In the past year, 7,000 Jews have already left France and after this there will be many thousands more. We are not safe in France any more. There is no future for Jews here in France. We are finished in France.”

Europe is ridding itself of its Jews by allowing millions of these Jew-haters to colonize the continent. They not only sacrifice the Jews, but they are sacrificing themselves as well. The other non-Muslims will not be spared, much as they assume they will be.

“15-year-old Parisian girl’s face cut in antisemitic assault,” JTA, January 13, 2018 (thanks to Mark):

Days after the suspected torching of two kosher shops near Paris, a Jewish teenager had her faced slashed by an unidentified assailant on a street in the suburb of Sarcelles.

François Pupponi, a lawmaker in the lower house of France’s parliament and a former mayor of Sarcelles, on Friday called the assault Wednesday on the 15-year-old alleged victim, who complained to police, “a heinous antisemitic attack.”

The alleged victim was wearing the uniform of her private Jewish school, Merkaz-Hatorah, when the attack happened during lunch break Wednesday. She was able to walk home and arrived bleeding and “shocked,” her mother told Le Parisien.

The assailant ran away immediately after the assault, the alleged victim said. She did not see his face. The assailant did not say anything before, during or immediately after the assault.

“I have no doubt the perpetrators of this attack had anti-Semitic motives,” Pupponi wrote in a statement Friday. “Faced with these acts, we need to abandon pretense and naiveté. In Sarcelles, everybody knows who is a practicing Jew according to the way they dress. Delinquents know it too. When someone slashes a young girl’s face with a utility knife, when she is wearing clothes favored by many women from the Jewish community, then there is no room for doubt.”…

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