"May you find life": Greta Thunberg joined the riots in France | Documentation

The anti-Semitic activist Greta Thunberg joined the stormy student protest in France, during which the entrance to a high school in the Paris suburbs was blocked. Thunberg called on young people to rise up against a society she claims neglects them, saying it is time for them to take back their rights. The protest erupted amid claims of a shortage of budgets and educational infrastructure, and violent clashes with police developed during it.

The anti-Semitic activist Greta Thunberg joined the stormy student protest in France, during which the entrance to a high school in the Paris suburbs was blocked. Thunberg, described in the article as someone who burst into our lives with a speech on the climate crisis and later was exposed as an anti-Israel activist, was seen today (Tuesday) joining the protest. The Swede called on young people to rise up against a society she claims neglects them: "It is time for them to take back their rights." The student protest in France erupted amid claims of a shortage of budgets, personnel, and adequate educational infrastructure. During some of the demonstrations, violent clashes with police forces developed, and damage was caused to educational institutions. The article notes that behind the riots are also deep tensions in French society, including the issue of Muslim immigration and ties between radical leftist elements and Islamic movements, which exacerbate the conflicts in the country.