Are the train cars ready, mon guider?!

Jews in France Feel Sting as Anti-Semitism Surges Among Children of Immigrants Printer-Friendly Single-Page By CRAIG S. SMITH Published: March 26, 2006 SARCELLES, France — In working-class Parisian suburbs like this one, heavily populated by North African immigrants, the word "Jew" is now a standard epithet. It appears in graffiti on middle school walls and neighborhood playgrounds and on the tongues of the young. "It's blacks and Arabs on one side and Jews on the other," said Sebastian Daranal, a young black man standing in the parking lot of a government-subsidized housing project with two friends. Eight men beat the son of a rabbi here in March. Another Jew was attacked the next day.