Events in Gaza are really bringing Jew-hatred to the surface in Europe. Media reports don’t generally mention the ethnicity of those who attack Jews, but it’s a fair bet that they’re culture-enrichers. Sometimes the stories mention cries of “Allahu Akhbar”, which gives you a clue.

Here’s a recent one from France. Many thanks to Gary Fouse for translating this article from the French radio network Europe 1:

Man arrested after anti-Semitic attack on a man in his sixties man coming out of synagogue

An individual was arrested by police on Wednesday after the anti-Semitic attack of a man in his sixties in Paris last Friday, according to information gathered by Europe 1. The charged person is already known for other anti-Semitic acts and for attempted homicide.

According to Europe 1’s information, an individual was arrested by police on Wednesday morning after the anti-Semitic attack on a man in his sixties in Paris last Friday. The suspect is suspected of insulting and beating Marco, a 62-year-old man, on the street because of his religion. The charged person is already known for other acts of anti-Semitism and for attempted homicide.

Darmanin denounced an “unspeakable act”

He was arrested in the 20th Arrondissement of Paris. He is suspected of hitting the victim and calling him “a dirty Jew’. The victim, who was wearing a kippa, was coming out of a synagogue when he was attacked by a man who fled on foot, according to police sources. The attacker punched and kicked the victim, who was transported to a hospital.

As soon as the attack was announced, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin denounced a “new anti-Semitic attack” and an “unspeakable act”. The attack occurred around 5:30 pm on rue des Orleaux in the 20th arrondissement.

The same day, the minister of the interior asked prefectures to reinforce protective measures for the Jewish community, notably around the schools and places of worship after a distribution of humanitarian aid to Gaza turned into a tragedy following shots by Israelis and a stampede that caused 115 deaths, according to Hamas. The international community has called for an investigation and an immediate cease-fire in the war unleashed by the bloody attack conducted on October 7 in the south of Israel by Hamas terrorists who infiltrated from Gaza.