This will no doubt be portrayed as a “far-right” attack, which means that the “far-right” supports the “Palestinian” jihad. Or else it was perpetrated by Islamic jihadis, in which case their affinity for Hitler is once again established, as it was during World War II, when the Mufti of Jerusalem, Hajj Amin al-Husseini, lived in Berlin and collaborated closely with the Nazi regime (he even made broadcasts in Arabic on its behalf and recruited a Muslim SS division in Bosnia).
“French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin quickly denounced the incident…”
Oh, good. Was anyone wondering if he was for it? These denunciations by political officials after jihad attacks and anti-Semitic attacks are just empty virtue-signaling. We already knew you were against anti-Semitic vandalism, Darmanin. Now: what are you going to do about it?
“…and Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo wrote on Twitter: ‘I condemn with the utmost firmness this hateful act of vandalism. The Jewish community has my full support. We will not tolerate this.'”
Well, Mayor, if you’re not going to tolerate it, you might have thought twice about supporting the mass migration into France of people among whom are large numbers of anti-Semites.
Horreur et indignation face au saccage antisémite d’un restaurant casher rue Manin dans le 19e.
« Hitler avait raison » sur les murs d’un restaurant en France en 2020.
5 ans après les attentats, l’insécurité des juifs de France est à son paroxysme. pic.twitter.com/sGt5yr7nii— UEJF (@uejf) October 2, 2020
“Paris kosher restaurant torn apart, vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti,” JTA, October 2, 2020 (thanks to Henry):
Unidentified individuals ransacked a kosher restaurant in Paris on Thursday night, destroying tables and windows and painting swastikas and anti-Semitic slogans on the walls.
The Union of Jewish Students of France, or UEJF, posted a video to Twitter showing the damage on Friday.
The phrases spray painted on the walls of Mac Queen hamburger restaurant on Manin St. of the 19th district of Paris included “Hitler was right,” “Jewish homos,” “Jews get out” and “Free Palestine.”
French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin quickly denounced the incident, and Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo wrote on Twitter: “I condemn with the utmost firmness this hateful act of vandalism. The Jewish community has my full support. We will not tolerate this.”…