Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu upbraided French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday, charging that the latter’s move to recognize a Palestinian state fuels antisemitism, drawing a combative response from Paris.The premier went on to call on Macron to confront antisemitism in France, saying he must “replace weakness with action, appeasement with resolve, and to do so by a clear date: the Jewish New Year, September 23,” known as Rosh Hashanah.The Elysee Palace slammed the accusation as “abject” and “erroneous.”France “protects and will always protect its Jewish citizens,” the Elysee said, adding that Netanyahu’s letter “will not go unanswered.”
Haredi families from Britain who came to vacation in the village of Chatel, which is located in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France and is located in the Shabla region, on the French-Swiss border, discovered that an unknown person had sprayed anti-Semitic graffiti on at least 4 of their vehicles, reading "Free Palestine."
Or as the mayor said:
"It is not uncommon to see people of the Jewish faith spending their holidays here. They are very recognizable by their clothing, and the perpetrators of these acts could not have made a mistake. I hope that the ongoing investigation will reassure them, as they are used to spending their holidays in our resorts in complete peace ."
Jews - not Israelis, not Zionists, but identifiably religious Jews - were targeted with "Free Palestine" graffiti.
I have yet to find a single "pro-Palestinian" activist quoted in news articles distancing themselves from the vandalism.
Because everyone knows the truth: "Anti-Zionism" is nothing but a rebranding of antisemitism.
And anyone who thinks that rewarding the people that cheered October 7 will bring peace, and not embolden Jew-hatred, is a complete idiot.
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