Irish Man Makes Deadly Anti-Semitic Threats to Australian Jews in French Supermarket

A disturbing anti-Semitic incident occurred in a French supermarket when a man identifying himself as "Paddy from Ireland" verbally attacked an Australian Jewish couple. Initially engaging in friendly conversation, the man turned hostile upon learning they were Jewish, stating, "I’m sorry Hitler didn’t finish the job." The couple began filming as the man continued to shout "Return home" and "Come back Hitler," culminating in a direct death threat: "Get out of my sight before I put a bullet in your head."

The 33-second video capturing the incident quickly spread across social media platforms like X and Facebook, drawing thousands of views and widespread condemnation, particularly from Jewish and pro-Israel communities. Despite the public outcry and calls for French police to intervene under local laws against death threats, no arrests or official investigations have been reported yet. The exact location of the supermarket in France and the attacker’s full identity remain undisclosed.

This event adds to a growing wave of anti-Semitic incidents reported across France and Europe, which have surged notably since the outbreak of the conflict in October. Authorities and communities continue to grapple with rising hate crimes amid heightened tensions in the region.