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Irish Man Arrested in France for Threatening Jewish Tourists, Faces Trial in October

A 60-year-old Irish man was arrested in southern France for threatening a Jewish Australian couple in a supermarket and is set to stand trial in October after admitting to the charges.

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Irish Man Arrested in France for Threatening Jewish Tourists, Faces Trial in October
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What happened

  1. 01Irish man threatened Jewish Australian tourists in a French supermarket near Avignon.
  2. 02He identified himself as "Paddy from Ireland" during the confrontation.
  3. 03The dispute began over football and escalated to discussions about Israel and Ireland.
  4. 04The suspect expressed regret that Hitler "did not finish the job," according to the victims.
  5. 05He was arrested, admitted guilt, released under supervision, and will face trial in October.
  6. 06Charges include conditional murder threats and glorifying crimes against humanity.
Translated and summarized by baba from Arutz Sheva, the latest report. Read Arutz Sheva’s original

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