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YnetnewsPolitics

European Protests Escalate, Echoing Calls to 'Globalize the Intifada'

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Protests in France, marked by Palestinian flags and chants of "Globalize the Intifada," are escalating and seen as a dangerous trend for the West. French President Macron's move to recognize a Palestinian state is criticized as a misjudgment of radical intent, with extremist rhetoric calling for jihad against France. The riots are characterized as a coalition of radical groups supporting Hamas, and similar unrest is now spreading to Belgium and Italy.

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  • Protests in France feature Palestinian flags more prominently than national ones, echoing calls to 'Globalize the Intifada'.
  • French President Macron's initiative to recognize a Palestinian state is viewed as a miscalculation of radical intentions.
  • An Islamist preacher called for 'jihad' against France, with crowds chanting about conquering Paris.
  • Recent French riots are seen as a coalition of left-wing radicals, Hamas supporters, and youth.
  • Demonstrations are increasingly interpreted as support for Hamas and its violent methods.
  • Protests and riots are now spreading from France to Belgium and Italy.
European Protests Escalate, Echoing Calls to 'Globalize the Intifada'
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