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Macron Suggests Trump and Netanyahu Exploit French Unrest for Votes

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Macron Slams Trump, Netanyahu Over Riot Claims Amid Election Meddling Accusations

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French President Emmanuel Macron criticized Donald Trump and other foreign leaders for exploiting recent riots in France with misinformation, rejecting claims of an immigrant uprising. U.S. President Trump blamed immigration and Islam for the unrest, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described it as an "invasion of extremist Islam." Far-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon accused Netanyahu of influencing French elections. Macron continued a Gulf tour, securing energy supplies to ease economic pressures driving protests.

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  • French President Macron condemned Trump and other leaders for exploiting France's riots with misinformation.
  • Donald Trump blamed immigration and Islam for the unrest, calling it "uncontrolled mass migration."
  • Israeli PM Netanyahu described the situation as an "invasion of extremist Islam."
  • Far-left leader Mélenchon accused Netanyahu of influencing French elections.
  • France secured significant diesel supply commitments from Gulf states to ease economic pressures.
  • AI-generated images and misleading narratives circulated internationally regarding the riots.

Ynetnews publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Ynetnews’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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