“We're worried, because today we see that someone who is identified as Jewish in the street in France is being targeted,” says 21-year-old student Ethan Benaroche, who attends the rally against antisemitism at Place de la Bastille in Paris, where some 300 people gathered the day after a rabbi was attacked in Orleans, a city south of Paris, in broad daylight. The attack against the Rabbi of Orleans, Arie Engelberg, happened as he walked with his nine-year-old son from synagogue. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES