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Macron Criticized for Lecturing Israel Amidst French Riots

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Rabbi Shmuley Boteach criticizes French President Emmanuel Macron for lecturing Israel while France experiences widespread riots and looting. Boteach argues Macron's focus on international affairs, particularly his criticism of Israel, distracts him from governing his own country effectively. The unrest in France has led to thousands of arrests and injuries, with significant damage to public and private property. Boteach calls for Macron to prioritize domestic security and governance, suggesting his foreign policy pronouncements are driven by a desire for leadership rather than genuine concern.

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  • Rabbi Shmuley Boteach criticizes French President Emmanuel Macron for lecturing Israel amidst domestic unrest.
  • France experienced widespread riots with thousands of arrests and injuries, damaging buildings and businesses.
  • Boteach argues Macron's focus on criticizing Israel distracts him from governing France.
  • The author cites significant financial losses and psychological impact from the French riots.
  • Boteach urges Macron to prioritize domestic security and governance over foreign policy pronouncements.

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