Play the Nations League soccer match scheduled for November 14 between France and Israel in Timizzolu or Furiani and not at the Stade de France. This is what the MP for Yonne and spokesperson for the RN Julien Odoul. In a letter sent this November 5 to the president of the French football federation, he raises a security risk coming, according to him, from “pro-Palestinian activists” who have for weeks demonstrated their opposition to the holding of this match due to the situation in the Gaza Strip.
“These groups spread anti-Zionist and anti-Semitic messages, inciting unrest and violence that could disrupt the event,” continues Julien Odoul, believing that there are security risks in Seine-Saint-Denis, in neighborhoods where “tensions” exist. The parliamentarian therefore proposes to relocate the match to Corsica in Ajaccio or Bastia: ” Corsica offers optimal security conditions and suitable infrastructure, such as the Michel-Moretti stadiums in Ajaccio or Armand-Cesari in Bastia, to host this high-risk meeting while allowing a full audience. This choice would involve “historical and memorial symbolism” add François Filoni, the local representative of the RN who says they want to depoliticize the debate…
However, it is a very political position of the RN which is at stake and it has little chance of succeeding. The authorities have not yet been informed of this option, but it is “highly improbable”because it involves significant organization and draconian rules dictated by UEFA which organizes the match. “We don’t do things at the last minute, there are security rules and then the ticket office is open”complete Jean-René Moracchini the president of the Corsican football league.
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