Big Brother Star Mocks Riots in France, Italy
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Violent protests over the cost of living have escalated in France and Italy, involving looting and arson. Former "Big Brother" contestant the former "Big Brother" contestant expressed satisfaction with the riots, stating "you deserve it" and linking them to support for Palestine. French President Emmanuel Macron rejected his Interior Minister's resignation, while Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni held discussions on public order amid the unrest.
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- Former "Big Brother" contestant the former "Big Brother" contestant expressed satisfaction with the riots in France and Italy.
- The protests in France and Italy began over the cost of living and escalated to looting and violence.
- Pro-Palestinian activists were seen participating in some of the demonstrations.
- French President Emmanuel Macron rejected the resignation of his Interior Minister.
- Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni convened a meeting on public order.
- The protests have continued despite government efforts to restore control.
Violent protests have erupted in Italy and France in recent days, initially sparked by the high cost of living and fuel prices, but quickly escalating into riots involving looting, arson, and attacks on police. Some demonstrations featured pro-Palestinian activists waving Palestinian flags and chanting slogans against Israel. Former "Big Brother" contestant the former "Big Brother" contestant commented on the violence, expressing what appeared to be satisfaction. "The ways of God are hidden. What is there left to say? You deserve it? Sorry. I'm sorry. In times like these, besides Israel, I don't care what happens, unless something happens to Jews," she wrote on social media, adding a middle finger emoji. She further elaborated, "Here you have it, prime ministers who wanted to support these and others, and here you have students who shouted 'Free Palestine' and now they are protesting together." the former "Big Brother" contestant also posted, "I don't want to say you deserve it France and Italy because it's not nice but... you deserve it." The riots have seen widespread looting and destruction in Rome, Paris, and other cities. French President Emmanuel Macron rejected the resignation of Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, demanding swift action against rioters. In Italy, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni convened a meeting on public order following two consecutive days of violence and looting in Milan. Both governments are struggling to regain control of the streets amid ongoing protests over the cost of living, education, and public services.
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