French president condemns antisemitism after attack on Orleans’ chief rabbi
- Arié Engelberg, a rabbi in France, was attacked by a teenager while walking with his son, leading French President Emmanuel Macron to condemn the violence as a sign of the "poison of antisemitism."
- The assailant struck Engelberg multiple times, yelled antisemitic slurs, and was subsequently arrested and taken to a psychiatric facility.
- Macron expressed support for Engelberg and the Jewish community, stating, "We will not give in to silence or inaction."
- Antisemitic incidents in France increased significantly after the October 7 attacks in Israel, with 1,570 recorded in 2024, according to the Interior Ministry.
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Chicago PD Still Hasn’t Disciplined Cop Who Pled Guilty To Vandalizing Rabbi’s Car
A Chicago police officer has yet to face any disciplinary action from his police force after pleading guilty to vandalizing an elderly man’s car, according to the victim’s family, who believe the car was targeted because it belongs to a Jew. Mohammed Khan, 35, was arrested last March after he broke the side mirrors off of the vehicle of 77-year-old Rabbi Abraham Wineberg who was visiting his granddaughter and great grandchildren in Chicago’s Wes…
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