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The Toulouse shootings revisited: Is France becoming more intolerant?

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Ahead of the Israeli prime minister's visit to the scene of last March’s Toulouse shooting spree, François Picard’s panel looks at how a homegrown jihadist’s rampage has exposed the failings of French domestic intelligence and why hate crimes have spiked against both Jews and Muslims.

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  • Sylvain ATTAL, Managing Editor of New Media, France 24;
  • Dr. Tony KENNEYBREW, Attorney with the Paris Bar;
  • Nicole YARDENI, Regional President, Council for Jewish Institutions in France;
  • Chris BOCKMAN, France 24 Correspondent in Toulouse.

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    Programme prepared and produced by Shamira Muhammad, Sara Bertilsson and Mary Colombel

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