4 Injured as Explosion Hits Kosher Supermarket in France
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by Algemeiner Staff
A kosher supermarket in a French suburb was attacked with at least one explosive device on Wednesday, as two suspects dressed in black targeted shoppers inside the market, reportedly injuring 4 people.
According to reports from the French news agency Sipa, the two suspects placed a device inside the market and just before the explosion went off, they threw a rock through a store window and fled the scene.
The incident occurred in Sarcelles, located north of Paris, which is home to significant numbers of Jewish residents.
Moshe Cohen-Sabban, who represents the local Jewish community, says the market is used this time of year to “stock up” for Yom Kippur and although there is “much anti-Semitism” in France as a whole, the Jewish community in Sarcelles has few problems.
French media, Jewish leaders, and police officials have yet to establish a clear motive for the attack.
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