It's the applause of about 200 people, mostly local residents, Israeli Prime Minister arrived on Monday morning before the kosher supermarket Porte de Vincennes. Benjamin Netanyahu, which is collected on scene of the tragedy in homage to the Jewish victims fell to the bullets of terrorism. A heavily guarded visit, which lasted about ten minutes, much appreciated:
"This is a reaction of solidarity, it is right to come and we, it reassures us a little, you know you are supported, and it is heartwarming," said the Parisian. "The most important thing is that everything is secure but it will only last a time anyway. I think that we need the police to do their job very well and it goes deep in the suburbs ... It is a cancer "continues this other man.
The spokesman for the Israeli Foreign Ministry aAffaires Mark Regev was there too.
'It was very important for us to visit. First to show solidarity with the people of France, the Government of France, but also with the French Jewish community, which, as the whole of France is going through a difficult period. This is not a phenomenon that affects one or two countries. It is a global threat. And what is crucial is that we appropriions what we saw yesterday, the march of solidarity among leaders to transform it into concrete actions. That governments act in a coordinated and coherent manner against the Islamist extremists who threaten the world. "
Reassure the Jews of France, whose sense of insecurity was further strengthened in recent hours. In 2014, France was the first country of emigration to Israel since 1948. More than 6,600 Jews have left to settle in Israel and on the occasion of his visit, Netanyahu urged them to continue to do so, to the chagrin of the French authorities.
