Their mission - to combat the anti-Semitism and Islamophobia that blights French society. “We have women who wear the headscarf, cleaning women, executives from big companies, Jewish women who wear wigs, Christian women from posh areas, and secular women,” Nakache said when The Local met her at a meeting of the Anglo-American Press Association of Paris. “We even had a comedy evening where there was a Jewish, a Muslim, and a Christian comic on stage,” said Nakache. France is in the midst of its latest controversy over Muslim women's clothing. “We plan to take Jewish and Muslim women from Israel on the next trip,” said Nakache.

Source: The Local November 12, 2019 15:57 UTC