

From the archive: How the murders of two elderly Jewish women shook France
Nov 22, 2023
The podcast explores the shocking murders of two elderly Jewish women in France, delving into the political backdrop surrounding Macron's election and his efforts to combat far-right extremism. It discusses historical themes, including the lingering impact of Vichy and the connection between Islamist terrorist violence and antisemitic attacks. The influence of Jewish identity on victimization is explored, as well as the tensions and suspicions among residents following a murder. The issue of anti-Semitism in contemporary France is discussed, along with efforts to combat hatred and the controversy surrounding banning portions of the Quran.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Antisemitic Murders: Deep-Seated Prejudices and Societal Tensions
03:12 • 18min
The Murder of a Jewish Woman and the Year That Transformed Hip Hop
21:29 • 2min
Exploring the Neighborhood and Complex Realities
23:29 • 2min
Exploring Anti-Semitism in France
25:43 • 25min
Unity, Controversy, and Taking Control of the Narrative in the Aftermath of a Murder
51:01 • 6min