The Jewish community in Tunisia has expressed to the transitional government its concern about anti-Semitic incidents in front of the largest synagogue in Tunis
so that today, the Interior Ministry has officially condemned the anti-religious acts in front of places of worship, as stated both the AFP that the agency Tap. The President of the Jewish community of Tunis, Roger Bismuth, said that Islamic radical anti-Semitic slogans were chanted in front of the synagogue in Tunis on Friday, hours before the start of the Sabbath. "On Saturday I had a meeting with Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi, and I reported this incident," he told AFP
Bismuth. "I think this is an episode that could happen again," he added, "the situation in the country requires vigilance." And today, the Interior Ministry condemned the manifestations of extremism in front of places of worship and
slogans against religion, inciting violence, reported the agency Tap.
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