Teenage suspect in attack on rabbi sentenced to 16 months in prison

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The minor involved in the aggression of a rabbi in Orléans last March, whose current values had revealed the video, was sentenced Wednesday 23 April to 16 months in prison... Read article Assault of a rabbi in Orléans: the minor sentenced to 16 months in prison first appeared on current values.

Teenage suspect in attack on rabbi sentenced to 16 months in prison

A teenager who attacked a rabbi in a central French city was sentenced to 16 months in prison by the juvenile court on Wednesday, after a long day of hearings in which he denied responsibility.

One month after the attack in the street of Rabbi Arié Engelberg, the teenager was sentenced to 16 months in prison by the Children's Court of Orléans.

The 16-year-old man who assaulted the rabbi of Orléans (Loiret) in the street last month was sentenced to 16 months in prison by the city's Children's Court.

Teenage suspect in attack on rabbi goes on trial in France

The teenager is accused of 'assault with a real or imagined religious motive' and 'psychological violence' against the rabbi of the city of Orléans.