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French nazi hunter Serge Klarsfeld, right, his wife Beata, second from right, French Holocaust survivors, Esther Senot, third from left, and Ginette Kolinka, fifth from left, attend a gathering in the Paris Holocaust memorial to sound the alarm about resurgent antisemitic hate speech, graffiti and abuse linked to the Israel-Hamas war, in Paris, Saturday, Nov. 18, 2023. rance's Interior Ministry said this week that 1,762 antisemitic acts have been reported this year, as well as 131 anti-Muslim acts and 564 anti-Christian acts. The placard on the right reads "we won't let history repeat itself, or stutter". (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)
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