Anti-Semitic Slogans Shouted at Tunisian Rally
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Daily Star/AFP – TUNIS: Jews in Tunisia asked the government Sunday to take steps to avoid a repeat of the anti-Semitic slogans chanted during a visit to the country by Gaza’s Hamas leader last week.
“No Tunisian should be insulted, and the government must take measures to ensure this incident is never repeated,” Peres Trabelsi, a representative of Tunisia’s small Jewish population told AFP after the incident.
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