The riots in France: Palestinian chaos
Boaz Haetzni claims that the riots in France are not another round, but a general rehearsal of an organized system to collapse the public order, nurtured by Jean-Luc Mélenchon. According to the article, Mélenchon exploited the lawless enclaves on the outskirts of cities and the anti-French ferment, and linked them to communist tendencies. The author connects the mechanism to organizing protests against Israel after October 7, and warns of a scenario of extreme instability in France.
In an opinion piece, Boaz Haetzni argues that the riots in France are not just another violent round, but a general rehearsal of an organized system to collapse the public order. According to him, the system was nurtured by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the leader of the anti-Semitic communist party "France Unbowed." The author describes how Mélenchon exploited the development of lawless enclaves on the outskirts of major cities, neighborhoods of migrants from North Africa, most of them Muslim, and linked the anti-French ferment to communist tendencies. Haetzni claims that Mélenchon used the hundreds of protests he organized against Israel after October 7 to build a well-oiled riot machine. The author warns of a scenario of extreme instability, severe economic crisis, and even civil war, and concludes that the Palestinian bomb is about to explode precisely in the hands of European countries that funded and nurtured it against Israel.