Dehumanization of a people is where it starts, but rarely ends

The relentless anti-Jewish/anti-Israel rhetoric is fueling real-world violence against Jews in Europe, especially in France, home to Europe’s largest population of Jews (400,000, down from 450,000 a few years ago) and declining rapidly. French Jews are facing a steady rise in antisemitic incidents, including verbal harassment, physical attacks, and vandalism of property, primarily by Muslim immigrants.

AIISH In 2024, antisemitic acts in France have increased by 73% compared to the previous year, reflecting a disturbing escalation in such incidents. The French Interior Minister, Gérald Darmanin, indicated that more than 800 acts have been documented since October 7, a significant rise attributed to the tensions following the horrific attacks led by Hamas on Israel. These events have increased fears among the Jewish community about potential impacts of increasing radical Islamization in the country, intensifying concerns about their safety and the sociopolitical atmosphere.

One particularly harrowing incident occurred on June 15th, when a 12-year-old girl in Courbevoie was reportedly targeted and sexually assaulted due to her Jewish identity. This brutal act of violence is not just a personal tragedy but a stark reminder of the dangers of rising antisemitism.

Another recent antisemitic incident occurred in Lyon in June. Three Jewish men were attacked on a Saturday night by a group of assailants who targeted them specifically because of their Jewish identity. Additionally, just days before this attack, a teenager and a minor were arrested in the Paris region for planning a terrorist attack on Jewish targets. The suspects, who connected via social media, were plotting a violent action against Jewish institutions, leading to charges of terrorist conspiracy and possession of weapons for a terrorist enterprise.

Amid these growing concerns, there has been a noticeable trend of Aliyah, where more French Jews are choosing to emigrate to Israel.

The political landscape in France is also being influenced by these fears. With legislative elections underway, there is a complex shift in the Jewish community’s voting patterns, with a noticeable tilt towards right wing parties. Historically, these parties were known for their antisemitic stances, but in recent years, they have become staunch supporters of Israel. This support is part of their broader security-oriented agenda, which includes stringent measures against radical elements and is perceived by voters as more committed to addressing issues of security and national identity, resonating with those concerned about radical Islamization.

NY Post The most dangerous place to be a Jew in Europe is France. That’s the conclusion of an unpublished, two-year report on anti-Semitism in 11 European countries, conducted by former NYPD Commissioner Raymond Kelly. Kelly’s report concludes that the threat to the 400,000 Jews in France, the world’s third-largest community (after Israel and the United States), is the most “acute.”

The report stresses that the “single greatest threat of violence” against French Jews emanates from radicalization among portions of a growing French Muslim population. Anti-Semitic attacks and verbal harassment are especially pronounced in areas where middle- and working-class Arab Muslims live side-by-side with Jews. These “at-risk” residents make up a third of France’s Jewish population.

Jewish pupils in France have been subject to so much hatred and violence by Muslim migrants that they have been forced out of state schools and into religious ‘ghettoes’.

While the report doesn’t urge Jews to emigrate, it suggests a bleak future for those who remain, given projected Muslim population growth. The French Muslim population now stands at some 6 million, and a recent Pew study projects a 50 percent increase by 2050, even with no additional immigration.

AddisEthiopia Everyone is talking about the current Muslim mass migration into Europe, forgetting that the Islamic mass migration begun 50 years ago, when the then Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie 1 declined to meet Germany’s demands to send her Ethiopian guest workers. This forced Germany to invite millions of Turks as Gastarbeiter. Karma? Destiny?!

Since that time importation of Turks, Arabs, Iranians and Pakistanis is being intensified by the atheist technocrats to all Western European states. The current wave of immigration is intended to complete the replacement of Judeo-Christians with the peoples of the Muslim faith. of Europe speak of the refugee crisis they helped to create as some sort of “Humanitarian action”.

Why don’t they allow real Christian refugees from the Congo, Nigeria or South Sudan into Europe? Why should they die in the Mediterranean sea? Why are there very few Christian refugees from Egypt, Syria or Iraq? Why doesn’t the media portray drowned black refugee children the way it did towards the Syrian Kurdish boy? Demonism!? Racism!?

Some fifteen years ago I remember visiting one of the McDonald’s restaurants in Brussels where an Arab employee refused to serve me because he saw The Cross worn about my neck. I remember telling this to my friends who did not believe then it would happen. Now this sort of disgraceful act happens all over Europe to non-Muslims.

The Jews are leaving Europe in their droves. Those who remain are afraid to express their Jewishness because the hateful Arabs might attack them. For the time being, in “Christian” Europe, Muslims are free to do whatever they want. But, what’s wrong with the Europeans? Are they coerced, possessed or damned? What have they done to deserve this plague?

It’s truly mind boggling that a boatload of enemy aliens are immediately released into to the general population to rape, murder, lie, cheat and steal. And most incomprehensible of all they are given immediate access to the natives treasury. We are no longer citizens – we are becoming colonized natives

The following article, “All European Life Died in Auschwitz,” was published in a Spanish magazine, Gentiuno, on November 21, 2004. Written by Sebastian Vivar Rodriguez, it sums up the tragedy and present agony of Europe as it faces a very gloomy future. 

Gatestone Graffiti on Jewish-owned homes warn the owners to “flee immediately” if they want to live. Anonymous letters with live bullets are dropped into mailboxes of Jews. “

The French Jewish community may still be the largest in Europe, but it is shrinking rapidly. In 2000, it was estimated at 500,000, but the number now is less than 400,000, and sinking. Jewish districts that once were thriving are now on the verge of extinction. “What is happening is an ethnic cleansing that dare not speak its name. In few decades, there will be no Jews in France.”

More than 50,000 Jews, or 10% of the Jewish population in France, have already departed in just the past few years – emigrating mainly to Israel – as the handwriting on the wall becomes hard to ignore. Unlike past generations, these young people do not want to take the chance that the new Nazis of Europe, today known as ‘IslamoNazis,’ will try to finish off what Hitler started.

What is happening is an ethnic cleansing that dare not speak its name. In a few decades, or less, there will be no more Jews in France. They will have been replaced by millions of Muslims. Anti-Semitism today in France rarely comes from alleged far right extremists, but almost exclusively from Muslims. Jewish districts that once were thriving are now on the verge of extinction.

“One racist act out of three committed in France in the last two years was directed against a Jew, while Jews now represent less than 1% of the French population”

In France, telling the truth about Islamic anti-Semitism is dangerous. For a politician, it is suicidal. A new edition of a public school history textbook for the eighth grade explicitly states that in France it is forbidden to criticize Islam, and quotes a court decision to back up the claim.

Politicians see that the number of Muslims in France is now so large that it is virtually impossible to win an election without the Muslim vote. Politicians also see that the country’s 600 “no-go zones” are growing; that radicalized Muslims may kill, and that violent riots can break out at any time. In France, more than 500 people were murdered or maimed by Islamic terrorists in less than four years.

In French Muslim neighborhoods, Islamist imams denounce the “bad influence” of Jews and spread anti-Semitic conspiracy theories. French politicians stay silent.