French PM Says Fight Against Antisemitism ‘Must be Renewed’
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France’s Prime Minister Manuel Valls said on Tuesday the battle against antisemitism in the country “must be renewed.”
“There is this rampant Holocaust denial, hatred of Jews who grew up in our neighborhoods … that has contaminated the minds of some of our youth,” Valls said at a Tuesday night event at Paris’s Nazareth synagogue honoring the Jewish New Year.
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