Jewish Population of Paris Suburbs Rapidly Decreasing
As France experiences a rise in anti-semitism the heavily-migrant populated Paris suburbs are seeing their Jewish communities dwindle as families choose to move away.
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Multi-Night Riots Erupt in Paris Suburb Following Police Shooting
The Paris suburb of Villeneuve-la-Garenne has been rocked by several nights of rioting and violence against police officers following the shooting of a man who attacked motorcycle police on Friday.
French Leftists Complain Their Children Cannot Succeed in ‘Diverse’ Paris District Schools
Leftist parents living in the heavily-migrant populated 18th arrondissement of Paris are increasingly finding themselves conflicted, as they want “diversity” yet complain that the schools in their “diverse” district are failing.
French Police Hunt Suspect Malik Abadia, Thought Responsible for Three Shootings In Three Days
The police in the French city of Yvelines are on the hunt for a man identified by police as Malik Abadia who they believe has carried out three separate shootings leading to at least one death over the past three days.
Alienated Suburban French Voters Turn to Le Pen to Restore Order
French voters living in the suburbs are voting for anti-mass migration candidate Marine Le Pen hoping she will restore order to areas plagued by crime and violence due to migrant gangs.
Muslim Workers’ Increasing Religious Demands Behind Car Plant Closure, Mayor Reveals
The growing religious demands of Muslim workers at a car factory in Paris contributed to the plant’s closure in 2013, Drancy deputy-mayor Jean-Christophe Lagarde has disclosed.
Paris Banlieues Aren’t Producing Rioters, ‘They Are Producing Terrorists’
A decade on from fierce rioting which rocked Paris suburbs for three weeks in October 2005, experts have warned that the conditions are ripe for a re-run of those events. Numerous initiatives and billions of Euros spent in the banlieues
‘Hopelessness’ In French Suburbs A Decade On From The Banlieues Riots
Ten years on from the riots that shook France’s suburbs, many residents say almost nothing in their lives has changed, and they feel excluded from the country’s narrative and abandoned by politicians. President Francois Hollande paid a rare visit to
