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Veteran French Jewish Leader Roger Cukierman Warns That ‘France Will Fall Into the Hands of Either Shari’a Law or the Front National’
ALGEMEINER by Ben Cohen December 10, 2014 Roger Cukierman, the veteran president of CRIF, the representative body of French Jews, has issued an extraordinary warning concerning the potential fate of his community. “Jews will leave in large numbers and France … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-Semitism, Creteil, CRIF, France, French Jews, Roger Cukerman
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