Watch: France cracks down on suspected Islamist radicals, shuts down two mosques

France's interior minister said on Wednesday he had ordered the closure of a mosque on the French Riviera because of anti-Semitic remarks made there, AFP reported. Gerald Darmanin said the mosque in the glitzy seaside city of Cannes was also guilty of supporting CCIF and BarakaCity, two associations that the government dissolved at the end of last year for spreading "Islamist" propaganda. The move comes two weeks after authorities closed a mosque in the north of the country because of what they said was the radical nature of its imam's preaching. Watch the video for more.