[knighthawk]

Ping

[Map Kernow]

Or Aviv Synagogue

"Or Aviv." "Light of Spring." Tragic that the "light" this spring came from an arson fire.

[Shermy]

But frustration is often deepest among French-born children of Arab immigrants who have few ties to North Africa but feel rejected by French society.

Well, are they attempting to embrace "French society?" And on whose terms?

[Map Kernow]

Pfft! What's it going to take for it to convert into "anti-Semitic violence" then, the annihilation of Israel????

[cicero's_son]

"The Or Aviv Synagogue, with its library, prayer hall and classrooms, was a modest, prefabricated compound."

Compound? Did someone say compound? Documentary Lady will be shocked.

Oh yeah, and it's not good to burn down synagogues (or take priests hostage in Christian churces) either.

[white trash redneck]

"I never heard a bad word against Jews here," he said. "It's very painful. It's so hard to understand."

Not hard to understand at all. Not only has France opened its borders to islamic thugs, the cheese-eating surrender monkeys have embraced anti-semitism for years. What's so hard to understand?

[Sabramerican]

How many people reading this take a lesson from the obvious?

Arabs and Jews living in France. There is "coexistence". Then there is violence. Did the French Jews do anything to deserve being attacked? Is it a cycle a violence? Are both sides at fault? Who attacked who? Who, to this point, has taken the pain without retaliation? If the Jews do finally retaliate, would that make them equally guilty? A cycle?

When you ask yourself who is at fault in the Middle East, ask which people resort to violence first, last and always. For any or no cause. Motivated by hate.

[Lent]

"This is not anti-Semitic violence, it's the Middle East conflict that's playing out here," said Charles Haddad, a Marseille lawyer and longtime president of the region's Jewish Council

Can he spell "denial"?