© Provided by WION Prosecutor Edwige Roux-Morizot announced on Friday that four neo-Nazi males in the Alsace area of France had been charged with owning and trafficking a “amazing” number of firearms intended for use against Jews. The men, aged 45 to 53, were members of far-right neo-Nazi organisations and had planned to “hunt Jews” during a soccer match in Strasbourg, according to Roux-Morizot. During the arrest, she added, French police recovered 18 legal and 23 illicit guns, as well as 120,000 bullets and neo-Nazi literature. In response to an upsurge in antisemitic occurrences in recent years, France has increased...