Three and a half decades later, the victims of a brutal, anti-Semitic terror attack in Paris are still waiting for justice.
Exactly 35 years ago, a terrorist commando threw a grenade into the famed Chez Jo Goldenberg restaurant, a Jewish-owned eatery located in the Marais district of Paris.
The explosion and further acts of terror that followed resulted in the death of six people, and another 22 were wounded. The terrorists, all associated with Palestinian terror groups, escaped by foot and were found to have escaped to Norway, Jordan and Ramallah.
Three and a half decades later, the victims of the attacks are still waiting for justice.