Jewish Journalist Abused, Cursed Walking the Streets of Paris With Hidden Camera
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Jewish journalist Zvika Klein used a hidden camera to film himself being harassed and threatened while walking the streets of Paris. Photo: Screenshot.
Daily Mail – A journalist decided to test how safe the streets of Paris are for Jews – by wearing a religious skullcap and filming the public’s reaction using a hidden camera.
Zvika Klein, a reporter for Jewish news outlet NRG, silently walked in the city for ten hours wearing a kippah – also known as a yarmulke – on his head and a tzitzit (knotted ritual tassels).
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