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Israeli-French Singer Amir Haddad Reveals Mezuzah Removed from Paris Home Amid Rising Anti-Semitism
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First reported by Ynet · 20 hours ago
What happened
Israeli-French singer Amir Haddad revealed that his mezuzah was removed from his Paris home amid rising anti-Semitism in France, but he vows not to be intimidated. The incident occurred shortly before his flight to Israel and reflects a broader increase in anti-Semitic acts in France.
- 01Amir Haddad's mezuzah was removed from his Paris home shortly before his flight to Israel.
- 02He shared the incident during a Tel Aviv concert, linking it to rising anti-Semitism in France.
- 03French Interior Ministry reported 1,320 anti-Semitic acts in France in 2025.
- 04Haddad refuses to be intimidated, emphasizing resilience and justice.
- 05Born in Paris, Haddad rose to fame on The Voice and represented France in Eurovision 2016.
- 06He maintains a successful music career in both France and Israel.
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