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Israeli Intel Chief Visits France Amid Riots, Tensions With Macron
Israel's Shin Bet chief, David Zini, visited France to provide counterterrorism advice amid recent violent riots.
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What happened
- 01Shin Bet chief David Zini visited France to offer counterterrorism advice amid recent violent riots.
- 02French President Macron criticized "stupid comments" from leaders like Netanyahu and Trump.
- 03Netanyahu warned Macron about radical Islam, stating France "surrendered" to it.
- 04Trump blamed immigration, saying Europe is "finished" if borders aren't closed.
- 05France plans reinforced security, including military deployment and curfews, for the weekend.
- 06Rioters displayed Algerian and Palestinian flags and sprayed pro-Palestinian graffiti.
The visit occurred amidst diplomatic tensions, with French President Macron criticizing "stupid comments" from leaders like Israeli PM Netanyahu and former US President Trump, who blamed immigration and radical Islam for the unrest. France is preparing for increased security measures, including military deployment and curfews, to prevent further disorder.
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