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French Court Sentences Two Antisemites for Nazi Salutes Outside Synagogue in Sarcelles
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First reported by Ynet · 5 hours ago
What happened
Two 19-year-old men were convicted in France for making Nazi salutes outside a synagogue in Sarcelles. The Russian national received eight months in prison and expulsion, while the French-Ukrainian citizen got six months. The arrests followed neighbor reports near a memorial for 2012 terror victims. The Jewish community praised the ruling amid rising antisemitism in France.
- 01Two 19-year-olds filmed Nazi salutes outside a Sarcelles synagogue and were convicted in France.
- 02The Russian national got eight months imprisonment and permanent expulsion from France.
- 03The French-Ukrainian citizen received a six-month prison sentence after a fast trial.
- 04They were arrested three days later along with a third unidentified suspect.
- 05Neighbors reported the incident near a memorial for 2012 Toulouse terror victims.
- 06Jewish community leader called the verdict a necessary response to rising antisemitism in France.
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