Authorities have reported sustained interest in aliyah from Western countries, particularly Europe and North America, in recent years.

All three victims filed complaints and an investigation was opened for acts of violence with weapons and on religious grounds.

Last week, the 42-year-old Algerian woman was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for “administering a harmful substance that caused incapacitation for more than eight days.”

After security at Spanish airlin Vueling was caught on camera restraining a French Jewish counselor, staff feebly tried to lie about the incident but were caught red-handed.

In June, French lawmakers approved a symbolic posthumous promotion of Dreyfus to brigadier general, an honor reflecting both his personal sacrifice and the ongoing relevance of his case to the fight against antisemitism.

Last week, a 15-year-old boy was violently attacked in Colomiers, southwestern France, after attending a meetup arranged with a girl over social media, French media reported.

CRIF head: 'When a populist pro-Palestinian narrative is allowed to take hold, it is French Jews who ultimately pay the price.'

France has seen a 1000% increase in antisemitic incidents year over year since October 7th, 2023. 

The recent victory of the far left in French elections may mean more anti-Israel sentiment. 

CRIF president says victory of far-left coalition leader Melenchon puts 'a target on the back of all Jews who support Israel.'

'I never imagined voting for the National Rally [of Le Pen] to curb antisemitism,' said Alain Finkielkraut, a liberal Jew who is one of France’s best-known philosophers.

AP's coverage of the rape of a French-Jewish girl subtly downplays antisemitism by questioning its definition and linking it to criticisms of Israel.

'Every time the slightest trace of antisemitism reappears, we will be as uncompromising as we have always been.'

The attacker, reportedly a former friend, had developed a disturbing fixation on Jews.

After the Oct. 7 Hamas pogrom, a remarkable 450% increase in French Jews heading to Israel is reported, showcasing strong solidarity against antisemitism.

In France, more than 1,200 antisemitic outrages have been recorded since the atrocities in Israel, a national record.

“Early inquiries suggest an antisemitic murder attempt, especially since a Nazi swastika was spray-painted by the attacker on the front door before he left,” a source said.

Study finds 74% of French Jews have experienced some form of antisemitic behavior.

'It’s a second Dreyfus Affair. It’s a denial. It’s a disgrace. There was no trial, the murderer is on his way to freedom.'

'I am so happy that we are moving to Israel and that we will never have to go through such experiences again,' said one immigrant.

The head of France's Jewish community warned 'that the Strasbourg court decision will entice a significant increase in hate speech and acts against French Jews.'

French Jews demand an investigation into alleged ‘non-aggression’ pact with Palestinian terror group following 1982 massace at Paris kosher restaurant.

'In this sad period, recalling the ties that unite the city of Paris and the Jewish community is essential,' said Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo.

Jews may represent less than 1% of France's expanding and diverse population, but they are the victim of 40%-50% of France's recorded racist attacks. Jews are only the start of where Islamists begin to target people whose existence they seem to object.

France's Socialist Prime Minister Manual Valls says he understands French Jews' fear amid heightened religious tension in the country after attacks by Islamic extremists in Paris last year.

As the commonly accepted figure for the size of the French Jewish community is 500,000, then Israel is about to be conquered by as many as 200,000 French Jews and Netanya would surpass Tel Aviv as the second-largest city in Israel.

French Jews living in America are furious over comments made by France’s ambassador to the US Gérard Araud when, in comments after the Paris terror attacks, he seemingly differentiated between Jewish and "ordinary" French citizens.

Less than 24 hours after a horrific terror incident in Brussels, Belgium, on Saturday, two French Jews were attacked outside a synagogue in Paris.

French aliyah is up 312 percent in comparison to the same period last year, largely due to a faltering French economy and antisemitism.