Nanterre's Rabbi Complains About Anti-Semitic Insults, an Open Investigation
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After a complaint filed by the rabbi of Nanterre, an investigation was opened for "public insult" due to race or religion. David Naccache denounces insults made by a client of a Lidl supermarket in the municipality.
"No one should be insulted because of their religion or identity," said David Naccache, a rabbi from Nanterre, on his Facebook account.
In a press release, the municipal opposition officials report that David Naccache, a rabbi of the Jewish Community Centre in Nanterre, was repeatedly referred to as "Jewish Sale", and then called "return to Israel".
Rabbi David Naccache filed a complaint after being insulted in a Lidl in Nanterre. Nanterre Ensemble Group supports him and calls for a firm response.
The rabbi of the Jewish Community Centre in Nanterre, David Naccache, was the victim of an anti-Semitic attack in a supermarket on Sunday 26 July. He was repeatedly treated as "Jewish dirty" before being ordered to "return to Israel." A complaint was filed. A new anti-Semitic act shakes the Hexagon. In a statement published on his Facebook page on Wednesday 29 July, the Nanterre Ensemble movement, present at the Municipal Council, denounced an a…
On Tuesday, the Lyon Correctional Court sentenced a 49-year-old man to 18 months in prison, with a warrant of detention, for aggravated violence of an anti-Semitic nature committed in Villeurbanne, reveal our colleagues of the Progress. The facts date back to July 22, in the Gratte-Ciel district. After insistently addressing a [...] The article Villeurbanne: 18 months in prison for an anti-Semitic assault appeared first on Lyon Capitale.
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