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French President Macron Marks 120 Years Since Dreyfus Exoneration, Condemns Antisemitism
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First reported by Now 14 · Jul 12, 2026
What happened
French President Emmanuel Macron commemorated the 120th anniversary of Captain Alfred Dreyfus's exoneration, condemning ongoing antisemitism in France and calling for vigilance and truth in combating hatred.
- 01France marks 120 years since Captain Alfred Dreyfus's exoneration in 1906.
- 02President Macron states Dreyfusism is a mindset opposing persecution based on identity.
- 03Macron warns antisemitism remains a persistent threat in modern France.
- 04He calls for vigilance and prioritizing truth over rumors in justice.
- 05Macron highlights the courage of those opposing antisemitism historically.
- 06He cautions against the dangers of rapid online accusations without due process.
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