Schools across France will on Monday hold a minute of silence for the teacher stabbed to death in what President Emmanuel Macron called an act of 'Islamist terror'.
Schools across France will on Monday hold a minute of silence for the teacher stabbed to death in what President Emmanuel Macron called an act of"Islamist terror".
The attack in Arras, home to large Jewish and Muslim populations, came against a backdrop of growing conflict in the Middle East. Of those wounded, one who was hospitalised with the most serious injuries"seems to be better", a source close to the matter told AFP. Some of them were"shocked, traumatised", she said, as they had older siblings at the affected school."They need to be given a chance to express themselves," she added.
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