More Than 100,000 Turn Out for Paris March Decrying Rising Antisemitism in Europe

Paris march is starkly different from one a day earlier across the channel in London, where crowds chanted antisemitic slurs and praised Hamas.

AP/Christophe Ena
Thousands gather for a march against antisemitism at Paris Sunday. AP/Christophe Ena

More than 100,000 people marched in Paris on Sunday to protest against rising antisemitism in the wake of Israel’s ongoing war against Hamas terrorists in Gaza.

France’s prime minister, Elisabeth Borne, representatives of several parties on the left, conservatives and centrists of President Macron’s party as well as far-right leader Marine Le Pen attended Sunday’s march in the French capital amid tight security. Monsieur Macron did not attend, but expressed his support for the protest and called on citizens to rise up against “the unbearable resurgence of unbridled antisemitism.”

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