"They are eating what they cooked": Narkis opens a front with the French

Singer Narkis addressed the violent protests in France and said on her Instagram account: 'They are eating what they cooked, this is the price of enlightenment.' This comes against the backdrop of riots in which a city hall building in Limoges was set on fire, over 1,200 arrests, and clashes across the country.

Singer Narkis addressed the violent protests in France during a Q&A session on her Instagram account. In response to a follower's question, she said: 'With all the pain, they are eating what they cooked. This is the price of enlightenment. I am glad they understand who they are dealing with.' These remarks were made against the backdrop of riots in the streets of France, in which a historic city hall building in Limoges was set on fire, luxury stores were looted, and over 1,200 people were arrested. French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu condemned the disturbances and accused far-left elements and criminals of exploiting the protests. The events are taking place about six months before the French presidential elections.