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Actress Virginie Khalifa-Hag: 'Paris Is No Longer the City I Grew Up In, Jews Are Afraid'

Actress Virginie Khalifa-Hag described escalating riots and looting in Paris, where her mother had to hide during protests.

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  1. 01Actress Virginie Khalifa-Hag described riots in Paris where her mother hid, stating Jews are now afraid.
  2. 02She believes Paris is no longer the city she grew up in and compares the situation to an "intifada."
  3. 03Khalifa-Hag moved to Israel 13 years ago and advises French Jews to prepare to leave.
  4. 04Some French friends stopped speaking to her after October 7th due to their views on the conflict.
  5. 05She plays a French terrorist in the latest season of the TV series "Fauda."

She stated that Jews in Paris are now afraid and that the city is no longer the place she grew up in, comparing the situation to an "intifada." Khalifa-Hag, who moved to Israel 13 years ago, advised French Jews to consider leaving the country due to a perceived lack of security. Her role in the recent season of "Fauda" resonated with her views on the current situation in France.

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