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Fauda Actress Warns French Jews Unsafe Amid Riots and Antisemitism

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Israeli actress Virginie Khalifa Hag, from the series "Fauda," warned that Jews are no longer safe in France due to rising antisemitism and recent riots. She described her mother's shop being looted in Paris amid widespread violence and criticized the government's response. Khalifa Hag urged French Jews to consider leaving the country, citing a growing climate of fear and antisemitism. The actress, who moved to Israel 13 years ago, shared her personal experiences and concerns about the future of the Jewish community in France.

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  • Actress Virginie Khalifa Hag stated France is no longer safe for Jews amid riots and rising antisemitism.
  • Her mother's shop in Paris was looted during recent unrest, forcing her to hide.
  • Khalifa Hag urged French Jews to consider leaving the country due to the unsafe conditions.
  • She criticized the French government's ineffective response to the escalating violence.
  • The actress noted that some French Jews are buying property in Israel as a precaution.
Fauda Actress Warns French Jews Unsafe Amid Riots and Antisemitism
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