Horror in Paris: Man breaks into 80-year-old Israeli woman's hotel room and beats her
An elderly woman was staying with her family in the French capital when she was attacked in her hotel room. She was hospitalized with facial fractures, and her family is working to fly her to Israel for surgery. An investigation by the consulate revealed that the perpetrator was intoxicated, and there is no suspicion of antisemitism.
An 80-year-old Israeli citizen, who arrived for a vacation with her family in Paris, went through a shocking nightmare. A man broke into her hotel room at 3:00 AM and began beating her brutally. She screamed for help, and her relatives, who heard her, rushed to the room. Police were called to the scene, and the man was arrested.
The woman was rushed to a hospital with her face bleeding and in a state of great confusion. During the day, she underwent examinations, and it was determined that she suffered facial fractures and requires surgery. The family intends to fly her to Israel to undergo the procedure there. The family contacted the Israeli embassy and has been in contact with the consul in Paris.
The Israeli woman's son said:
"The man broke into her room at 3:00 AM and started punching her in the face. He didn't say anything. My mother screamed for help, and only then did it stop. We don't know what the motive was."
According to an investigation by the consul in Paris, it turned out that the man was drunk and did not even know she was Israeli. To the best of our knowledge, sources familiar with the matter stated, there is no suspicion of antisemitism.
