France Considers Banning Jewish Group That Staged Pro-Israel Rallies
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AFP – France is considering disbanding a radical Jewish group whose members clashed with pro-Palestinian activists during rallies over Israel’s offensive in Gaza, a source close to the case told AFP on Thursday.
News of the mooted ban on the Jewish Defence League (LDJ) came just ahead of an evening pro-Israel demonstration outside the Jewish state’s embassy, located near the French prime minister’s office.
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