France: Man Suspected of Abducting, Raping Jewish Woman ‘to Avenge Palestine’
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by i24 News and Algemeiner Staff

Illustrative. Star of David graffiti daubed on a Jewish-owned building in Paris. Photo: Reuters/Magali Cohen
i24 News – A man in a suburb of Paris is suspected of abducting and raping a Jewish woman, French media reported on Tuesday. The suspect reportedly said his acts represented a “vengeance for Palestine.”
The suspect is a resident of Gennevilliers, one of the immigrant-heavy suburbs of Paris. It is understood he was charged with kidnapping, false imprisonment, rape and making death threats.
French media reported the suspect sent the victim’s mother messages saying he was going to “prostitute” her daughter. The police reportedly were able to geo-locate the victim’s phone and end her ordeal after several days.
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