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Jewish Reporter Wearing Yarmulke Receives Barrage Of Anti-Semitic Hate Walking Around Paris Suburbs
by Guest Tue Feb 17, 2015 6:22 pm
A hidden camera exposed the rampant anti-Semitism of the Parisian suburbs after it tracked a journalist strolling around the city wearing a yarmulke for 10 hours. Within the film, the reporter experiences a barrage of hate, including verbal abuse and spitting.
Published on Sunday, the video, which features Israeli media outlet NRG journalist Zvika Klein, details a raft of disturbing incidents, including the reporter being called a “homo”, a man walking alongside him in an intimidating way and two separate spitting incidents. In his report, Klein said he heard a child ask his guardian, “What is he doing here, Mommy? Does he not know he will be killed?"
Klein appeared fine while walking about the popular tourist destinations, however experienced threatening behaviour when touring the city's public housing neighbourhoods. Part of the team that tracked Klein, which used a GoPro camera hidden in a backpack, included a bodyguard.
The video has gained more than 1 million views since being posted to YouTube over the weekend, though critics said the video was edited to give a false impression.
The report comes just a month after four people were killed at a kosher supermarket in Paris, following an attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
Reports suggest anti-Semitism is on the rise in Europe, with a shooting at a synagogue in Denmark the latest incident indicative of a rising tide of hate. Following the shooting in Copenhagen, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged European Jews to move to Israel.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/02/17/jewish-reporter-wearing-yarmulke-receives-barrage-of-hate-walking-around-paris-suburbs_n_6698800.html?utm_hp_ref=uk
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by Guest Tue Feb 17, 2015 10:42 pm
He need not feel alone in being an object of abuse:
80% of the anti-Muslim acts which occur in France are carried out against women a new report published today by Nils Muižnieks, the Council of Europe commissioner for human rights, has revealed.
The commissioner, who produced the report after visiting France in September last year, warned of increasing attacks directed at homosexuals, Jews and Muslims and said that there should be more efforts to integrate and care for immigrants and asylum seekers.
Muižnieks recommends a national plan to promote and protect human rights as well as ratifying Protocol No. 12 to the European Convention on Human Rights on the general prohibition of discrimination in order to “further strengthen the legal framework.”
Attacks on Muslims have been on the rise in France since the Charlie Hebdo attacks in January. Earlier this month the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) published data that showed that between the Charlie Hebdo attacks on 7th January and the end of that month there were 147 ‘acts’ carried out against Muslims.
In the week following the attacks the CFCM reported that 26 separate mosques had been attacked across the country. In some cases the buildings were firebombed and in other grenades were thrown.
Fiyaz Mughal, the director of UK-based interfaith thinktank Faith Matters says that the term ‘acts’ covers a huge range of hostile actions. He says they have received complaints from Muslim women which include: “Spitting, general abuse, pulling and tearing at the niqab and the hijab, plus dog faeces being thrown at women, as well as bottles from passing cars and people shouting things like ‘Muslim whore’ ‘Muslim bitch’ or ‘Muzzie’.”
On why he believes Muslim women might face more abuse than their male counterparts, Mughal says: “All our data... shows that visible women are the ones that are targeted at a street level. This means that women who wear the hijab are the ones that are sometimes targeted for abuse and those who wear the niqab suffer more anti-Muslim hate incidents and more aggressive assaults.”
He also believes that there is a gender imbalance in terms of anti-Muslim hate at a street level, saying that victim data shows that perpetrators are usually male and aged between 15-35, while their victims are mostly women and aged between 15-45.
Sahar Aziz, a professor who teaches about Middle East law at the Texas A&M University School of Law wrote an article for American news site CNN in which she condemned the lack of response to these increased attacks from French feminists who had celebrated the 2011 ban on full face veils. “As Muslim women face threats to their safety in the anti-Muslim backlash, one cannot help but notice the deafening silence of French feminists,” Aziz writes.
Muižnieks’s report addresses a wide-range of problems in France including racism and discrimination against a variety of people including Roma, migrants and those with disabilities.
http://www.medhajnews.com/article.php?id=NzEwNA==
80% of the anti-Muslim acts which occur in France are carried out against women a new report published today by Nils Muižnieks, the Council of Europe commissioner for human rights, has revealed.
The commissioner, who produced the report after visiting France in September last year, warned of increasing attacks directed at homosexuals, Jews and Muslims and said that there should be more efforts to integrate and care for immigrants and asylum seekers.
Muižnieks recommends a national plan to promote and protect human rights as well as ratifying Protocol No. 12 to the European Convention on Human Rights on the general prohibition of discrimination in order to “further strengthen the legal framework.”
Attacks on Muslims have been on the rise in France since the Charlie Hebdo attacks in January. Earlier this month the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) published data that showed that between the Charlie Hebdo attacks on 7th January and the end of that month there were 147 ‘acts’ carried out against Muslims.
In the week following the attacks the CFCM reported that 26 separate mosques had been attacked across the country. In some cases the buildings were firebombed and in other grenades were thrown.
Fiyaz Mughal, the director of UK-based interfaith thinktank Faith Matters says that the term ‘acts’ covers a huge range of hostile actions. He says they have received complaints from Muslim women which include: “Spitting, general abuse, pulling and tearing at the niqab and the hijab, plus dog faeces being thrown at women, as well as bottles from passing cars and people shouting things like ‘Muslim whore’ ‘Muslim bitch’ or ‘Muzzie’.”
On why he believes Muslim women might face more abuse than their male counterparts, Mughal says: “All our data... shows that visible women are the ones that are targeted at a street level. This means that women who wear the hijab are the ones that are sometimes targeted for abuse and those who wear the niqab suffer more anti-Muslim hate incidents and more aggressive assaults.”
He also believes that there is a gender imbalance in terms of anti-Muslim hate at a street level, saying that victim data shows that perpetrators are usually male and aged between 15-35, while their victims are mostly women and aged between 15-45.
Sahar Aziz, a professor who teaches about Middle East law at the Texas A&M University School of Law wrote an article for American news site CNN in which she condemned the lack of response to these increased attacks from French feminists who had celebrated the 2011 ban on full face veils. “As Muslim women face threats to their safety in the anti-Muslim backlash, one cannot help but notice the deafening silence of French feminists,” Aziz writes.
Muižnieks’s report addresses a wide-range of problems in France including racism and discrimination against a variety of people including Roma, migrants and those with disabilities.
http://www.medhajnews.com/article.php?id=NzEwNA==
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Re: Jewish Reporter Wearing Yarmulke Receives Barrage Of Anti-Semitic Hate Walking Around Paris Suburbs
by Guest Tue Feb 17, 2015 11:06 pm
the multicultural experiment is falling apart at the seams....
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Re: Jewish Reporter Wearing Yarmulke Receives Barrage Of Anti-Semitic Hate Walking Around Paris Suburbs
by Guest Tue Feb 17, 2015 11:40 pm
Multicultural experiment - in France? France has been multicultural since the year dot and got more so after it colonised a large number of countries from the 17th century onwards.
Seems to me that what you want to do is have big walls round every area and keep the people born within them imprisoned by them. No thanks.
Seems to me that what you want to do is have big walls round every area and keep the people born within them imprisoned by them. No thanks.
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Re: Jewish Reporter Wearing Yarmulke Receives Barrage Of Anti-Semitic Hate Walking Around Paris Suburbs
by Guest Tue Feb 17, 2015 11:56 pm
risingsun wrote:Multicultural experiment - in France? France has been multicultural since the year dot and got more so after it colonised a large number of countries from the 17th century onwards.
Seems to me that what you want to do is have big walls round every area and keep the people born within them imprisoned by them. No thanks.
may be it has ....BUT not at the levels seen recently...same as everywhere...its gone nuts....what part of "look around it aint working" isnt obvious ??
there are two sorts of fish being discussed here...one is immigration and people living in another country
the other is multiculturalism
one works.......ish
the other is a total failure.....
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Re: Jewish Reporter Wearing Yarmulke Receives Barrage Of Anti-Semitic Hate Walking Around Paris Suburbs
by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 12:03 am
Always had a large immigrant population and alwys had a large number of French living abroad.
During the 19th and 20th centuries, the French colonial empire was one of the largest in the world, behind the British Empire, the Russian Empire, and the Spanish Empire; it extended over 12,898,000 km2 (4,980,000 sq mi) of land at its height in the 1920s and 1930s. The French colonial empire was the second largest empire in the 17th century and the second largest empire in 1929 after Spain and Britain respectively. Including metropolitan France, the total amount of land under French sovereignty reached 13,018,575 km² (5,020,000 sq. miles) in 1929, which is 8.7% of the Earth's total land area. Also including Fezzan, captured by Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque for Charles de Gaulle during the Second World War, it reached 13,518,575 km2 (5,219,551 sq mi), which is 9% of the Earth's total land area. The French colonial empire's influence made French a widely spoken colonial European language, along with English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
France began to establish colonies in North America, the Caribbean and India, following Spanish and Portuguese successes during the Age of Discovery, in rivalry with Britain for supremacy. A series of wars with Britain during the 18th century and early 19th century, which France lost, ended its colonial ambitions in these regions, and with it what some historians term the "first" French colonial empire. In the 19th century, France established a new empire in Africa and South East Asia. Some of these colonies lasted beyond the invasion and occupation of France by Nazi Germany during World War II. At present, France possesses the second-largest exclusive economic zone in the world, just after the USA; it measures approximately 11,351,000 km2 (4,383,000 sq mi).
Here is a list of all the countries that were part of the French colonial empires in the last 500 years, either entirely or in part, either under French sovereignty or as mandate or protectorate.
1 In Europe
2 In the Americas
3 In Africa
3.1 French North Africa
3.2 French West Africa
3.3 French Equatorial Africa
3.4 French East Africa
4 In Asia
5 In Oceania
6 In Antarctica
Continues at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_French_possessions_and_colonies
So they were very happy to be multi cultural when they were imposing their culture on others.
During the 19th and 20th centuries, the French colonial empire was one of the largest in the world, behind the British Empire, the Russian Empire, and the Spanish Empire; it extended over 12,898,000 km2 (4,980,000 sq mi) of land at its height in the 1920s and 1930s. The French colonial empire was the second largest empire in the 17th century and the second largest empire in 1929 after Spain and Britain respectively. Including metropolitan France, the total amount of land under French sovereignty reached 13,018,575 km² (5,020,000 sq. miles) in 1929, which is 8.7% of the Earth's total land area. Also including Fezzan, captured by Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque for Charles de Gaulle during the Second World War, it reached 13,518,575 km2 (5,219,551 sq mi), which is 9% of the Earth's total land area. The French colonial empire's influence made French a widely spoken colonial European language, along with English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
France began to establish colonies in North America, the Caribbean and India, following Spanish and Portuguese successes during the Age of Discovery, in rivalry with Britain for supremacy. A series of wars with Britain during the 18th century and early 19th century, which France lost, ended its colonial ambitions in these regions, and with it what some historians term the "first" French colonial empire. In the 19th century, France established a new empire in Africa and South East Asia. Some of these colonies lasted beyond the invasion and occupation of France by Nazi Germany during World War II. At present, France possesses the second-largest exclusive economic zone in the world, just after the USA; it measures approximately 11,351,000 km2 (4,383,000 sq mi).
Here is a list of all the countries that were part of the French colonial empires in the last 500 years, either entirely or in part, either under French sovereignty or as mandate or protectorate.
1 In Europe
2 In the Americas
3 In Africa
3.1 French North Africa
3.2 French West Africa
3.3 French Equatorial Africa
3.4 French East Africa
4 In Asia
5 In Oceania
6 In Antarctica
Continues at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_French_possessions_and_colonies
So they were very happy to be multi cultural when they were imposing their culture on others.
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Re: Jewish Reporter Wearing Yarmulke Receives Barrage Of Anti-Semitic Hate Walking Around Paris Suburbs
by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 12:12 am
you dont see it do you
there are TWO different fish here
immigration (where people go live and work in another land)
and multiculturalism.....
one works ...ish
the other is an abject failure.....
there are TWO different fish here
immigration (where people go live and work in another land)
and multiculturalism.....
one works ...ish
the other is an abject failure.....
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Re: Jewish Reporter Wearing Yarmulke Receives Barrage Of Anti-Semitic Hate Walking Around Paris Suburbs
by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 12:14 am
Sorry, but that made me giggle, what is multiculturalism if it not lots of different people going to work in different lands, which France has always done, both them going to colonise and those they colonised going to them.
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by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 12:27 am
risingsun wrote:Sorry, but that made me giggle, what is multiculturalism if it not lots of different people going to work in different lands, which France has always done, both them going to colonise and those they colonised going to them.
multi culturalism is the enforced acceptance of other cultures and their ways upon the host nation and the allowance of the incomming culture to practice ITS ways regardless of law to the contrary or the bending of law if necessary and/or regardless of the feelings of the host population.
immigration would imply that the incomming peoples absorb into the host population quietly and unobtrusively and obey the host countrys laws and customs...
christ on a bike it took decades for someone to make enough noise to out law FGM
it would appear that other issues are still to be "dug up"
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by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 12:32 am
I've been campaigning against FGM since the 60s, and so have very many women all over the world and it has nowt to do with multicultralism, so lets stick to the subject.
Multicultralism is simply people being able to move to other countries and live there. You might want to build walls and keep people inside, I want to knock them down and stop the ludicrous demonisation of people because they happen to be a different colour and have different rituals.
Multicultralism is simply people being able to move to other countries and live there. You might want to build walls and keep people inside, I want to knock them down and stop the ludicrous demonisation of people because they happen to be a different colour and have different rituals.
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Re: Jewish Reporter Wearing Yarmulke Receives Barrage Of Anti-Semitic Hate Walking Around Paris Suburbs
by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 12:41 am
risingsun wrote:I've been campaigning against FGM since the 60s, and so have very many women all over the world and it has nowt to do with multicultralism, so lets stick to the subject. of course it is...its just that its an awlkward one for the multiculuralist
Multicultralism is simply people being able to move to other countries and live there. no thats immigration You might want to build walls and keep people inside, I want to knock them down and stop the ludicrous demonisation of people because they happen to be a different colour and have different rituals.
so what you are saying then is that FGM is acceptable....after all its merely a different ritual (which you and I find unaccpeptable but clearly nmany of the others do not???) isnt that a tad hypocritical, and are you not, therfor, saying EXACTLY what I have been saying...which is basically yes come here and work...but when in rome do as rome does..????
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by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 12:46 am
darknessss wrote:risingsun wrote:I've been campaigning against FGM since the 60s, and so have very many women all over the world and it has nowt to do with multicultralism, so lets stick to the subject. of course it is...its just that its an awlkward one for the multiculuralist Bollocks, it began in Africa thousands of years ago.
Multicultralism is simply people being able to move to other countries and live there. no thats immigration You might want to build walls and keep people inside, I want to knock them down and stop the ludicrous demonisation of people because they happen to be a different colour and have different rituals.
so what you are saying then is that FGM is acceptable....after all its merely a different ritual (which you and I find unaccpeptable but clearly nmany of the others do not???) isnt that a tad hypocritical, and are you not, therfor, saying EXACTLY what I have been saying...which is basically yes come here and work...but when in rome do as rome does..????
The only rituals I object to are those that cause harm, like FGM and circumcision of men as is Judism (cases are coming to light of the baby boys contracting AIDs from it, never mind the other problems it causes)
Vic, do you honestly think that Britain, France etc etc has never done things that have inflicted great suffering on the world? You think we are some little island that has always been pure and free from hurting people?
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by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 12:53 am
risingsun wrote:darknessss wrote:
The only rituals I object to are those that cause harm, like FGM and circumcision of men as is Judism (cases are coming to light of the baby boys contracting AIDs from it, never mind the other problems it causes)
kind of selective isnt it???
a rather convenient philosophy....
Vic, do you honestly think that Britain, France etc etc has never done things that have inflicted great suffering on the world? You think we are some little island that has always been pure and free from hurting people?
and that has got exactly what???? to do with it....
do our past sins then "deserve" others???
thats a bit warped...if we go down that road I'm gonna invade france.......
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by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 12:58 am
Vic, we are all human beings and if a Muslim girl stood next to you and was attacked, you would defend her, I know you would. Because she is a woman and because she is a human being. And that applies to everyone and setting up barriers when we all have to live on the planet is, in my eyes, the most stupd and pitiful thing we do.
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by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 1:05 am
risingsun wrote:Vic, we are all human beings and if a Muslim girl stood next to you and was attacked, you would defend her, I know you would.
yes and quite probably violently, because such a thing would be an outrage.....but I'm not "average" in any sense of the word....unlike too many however, I have a pretty good idea of what goes on in most folks heads and WHY.....ignore it at the peril of us all....
Because she is a woman and because she is a human being. And that applies to everyone and setting up barriers when we all have to live on the planet is, in my eyes, the most stupd and pitiful thing we do.
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by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 1:08 am
See, you just showed me you are not half as prejudiced as you make out.
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by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 1:16 am
risingsun wrote:See, you just showed me you are not half as prejudiced as you make out.
I have never claimed to be prejudiced......
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by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 1:28 am
Fuzzy Zack wrote:
Defending 'her' does not mean acting violently. You don't seem familiar with the concept of self defence. Lol!
define violent......what YOU might consider merely self defence (if physical) may indeed be violent...even if short sharp and to the point (and NO...I DONT hold with "restraint" of an assailant in a street situation......it leaves you open to further attack by other hostile types)
Your outrage suggests you would become emotional (and quit with the psychobabble) and frankly, I think you would deserve to be arrested and charged also - with some form of bodily harm.
that depends on what form of attack we are talking about zack.....
if it was merely verbal well ok
if it was a physical attack however.......
it people like YOU who make people like me decide its not worth becomming involved and walk away....its easier than arguing about the "whichness of why" with lefty idiots.....
words you see....and meanings...are not always clear in the printed form ...are they.....
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by veya_victaous Wed Feb 18, 2015 2:15 am
darknessss wrote:Fuzzy Zack wrote:
Defending 'her' does not mean acting violently. You don't seem familiar with the concept of self defence. Lol!
define violent......what YOU might consider merely self defence (if physical) may indeed be violent...even if short sharp and to the point (and NO...I DONT hold with "restraint" of an assailant in a street situation......it leaves you open to further attack by other hostile types)
Your outrage suggests you would become emotional (and quit with the psychobabble) and frankly, I think you would deserve to be arrested and charged also - with some form of bodily harm.
that depends on what form of attack we are talking about zack.....
if it was merely verbal well ok
if it was a physical attack however.......
it people like YOU who make people like me decide its not worth becomming involved and walk away....its easier than arguing about the "whichness of why" with lefty idiots.....
words you see....and meanings...are not always clear in the printed form ...are they.....
Agree with victor (but stop blaming the Left for Pacifists
)Even if were verbal the abuser would be under no misconceptions about my willingness to use violence if they continue.
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by Guest Wed Feb 18, 2015 10:29 am
Anyway back to the problem of anti-Semitism in France. Has this been brought about by the Rhetoric in regards to Israel. Is this a problem within the Muslim community where little is being done to serpate the critical views of Government of Israel to innocent Jewish people.??
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by Original Quill Wed Feb 18, 2015 4:48 pm
Europe has always had its strong anti-Semitic streak, which is not repeated in America and Canada. That's what Nazism and the "Vichyste" were all about. It's not talked about in polite society, but like our southern rednecks, racists, and gun-nuts, just scratch it a bit and it will break out all over.
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