Paris: Attendees at Bataclan Concert, Scene of GRUESOME Islamic Attacks, Cheer Islamic Terrorists

The history of Jew hatred in France is long and strong. Always has been. But even for them, this is astonishing.

Eight years ago, coordinated Islamic attacks took place in Paris, killing at least 130 people and injuring more than 350 were injured. This was fresh on the heels of the mass slaughter of the editorial staff of the Charlie Hebdo magazine.

The Islamic attack on a concert at the Bataclan music venue in Paris was particularly gruesome. And that’s saying a lot because Muslim attacks are singular in their brutality. Police witnesses in Parliament said they vomited when they saw the disfigured bodies.

The jihadis in the Bataclan tortured their victims on the second floor of the club. The Muslim terrorists  gouged out eyes, castrated victims, and shoved their testicles in their mouths. They may also have disemboweled some poor souls. Women were stabbed in the genitals – and all the torture was, victims told police, filmed for Islamic State propaganda. For that reason, medics did not release the bodies of torture victims to the families, investigators said.

France ‘SUPPRESSED NEWS OF GRUESOME TORTURE’ at Bataclan JIHAD Massacre: gouged out eyes, castrated victims, shoved testicles in their mouths, some disemboweled, Women stabbed in genitals

Main target in Paris jihad attack: Jewish-owned Bataclan Theater, frequent target of Muslims and Boycott the Jews groups

February 10, Bataclan music venue in Paris

Young people chant Free Palestine, voicing opposition against the IDF’s decision to eradicate the Islamist terror group Hamas.

November 13, 2015

Islamists from ISIS enter Bataclan and murder 90 concert-goers pic.twitter.com/IT4uAJ4Q54

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The Bataclan was just one of the targets that terrible night:

Britannica: The November 13 attacks on Paris and environs began at 9:20 pm, when a homicide bomber was foiled in his attempt to enter the Stade de France in the northern suburb of Saint-Denis. Inside the stadium, President of France f Hollande was among the 80,000 people watching an association football (soccer) match between the French and German national teams.

At 9:25 pm a team of gunmen launched a series of attacks on popular nightspots in Paris’s 10th and 11th arrondissements (municipal districts). The first location to be targeted was Le Carillon, a popular bar on the rue Alibert that had been a neighborhood fixture for some 40 years. After firing on patrons at Le Carillon with AK-47 assault rifles, the gunmen moved across rue Bichat to Le Petit Cambodge, a Cambodian restaurant. Although this attack took just minutes, it left 15 people dead and more than a dozen wounded.

Minutes later, at 9:30 pm, a second suicide bomber attacked the Stade de France, detonating his belt at another entrance but causing no casualties. Inside the game continued, but Hollande was evacuated from the stadium because it had by then become apparent that a terrorist attack was under way. The occupants of the black Leon crossed into the 11th arrondissement and opened fire on businesses along the rue de la Fontaine au Roi at 9:32 pm. Five people were killed and eight were wounded at the Italian restaurant La Casa Nostra, the Café Bonne Bière, and a laundromat. The gunmen then continued their deadly course, targeting La Belle Équipe, a popular eatery on the rue de Charonne at 9:36 pm. The restaurant’s terrace was packed with diners, and the gunmen fired into the crowd, killing 19 people as well as critically wounding 9 others. At the southeast end of the Boulevard Voltaire, just blocks southeast of La Belle Équipe, a suicide bomber detonated his belt outside the café Comptoir Voltaire at 9:40 pm, injuring one person.

At the same time and at the other end of the Boulevard Voltaire, the deadliest attack of the evening was being carried out at the Bataclan, a historic theatre and concert hall. The American rock band Eagles of Death Metal was playing to a sold-out crowd at the 1,500-capacity venue when three attackers burst in and fired on the audience. Some of the concertgoers were able to escape through a side entrance, and dozens took refuge on the building’s roof, while others hid or feigned death in an effort to avoid the attention of the gunmen. Witnesses said that the attackers shouted “Allāhu akbar” (“God is greatest”) and indictments of Hollande for France’s military intervention in Syria as the massacre continued. The gunmen occupied the Bataclan for more than two hours, holding hostages and killing indiscriminately, before French security forces stormed the building at 12:20 am. Two of the attackers detonated their suicide belts, and the third attacker’s belt exploded spontaneously when it was hit with police bullets. Scores were seriously wounded in the attack, and at least 89 people were killed