Torah scrolls were stolen from the Grand Synagogue of Levallois near Paris, according to unverified reports on the source. The channel described the act as a 'vile act of antisemitism' and criticized French authorities for failing to protect the Jewish community. The claim has not been independently confirmed.
Unverified reports on the source claim that Torah scrolls were stolen from the Grand Synagogue of Levallois, a suburb of Paris. The channel's post, which includes strong criticism of French authorities and calls for Jews to emigrate to Israel, presents the theft as an antisemitic act. No official confirmation from French police or Jewish community representatives has been published yet. The Zioneer has not independently verified the report.
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