Guest on BFMTV, Sarah Aizenman, president of the collective for the fight against anti-Semitism “Nous vivres” was delighted that Emmanuel Macron announced his presence in the stands of the France – Israel match, which will take place next Thursday.
“It’s a very strong signal.” Sarah Aizenman is delighted on Monday, November 11, with the presence of Emmanuel Macron in the aisles of the Stade de France, next Thursday. Invited on BFMTV, the president of the collective fighting against anti-Semitism “We will live” believes that “the message is clear: when we touch a Jew, we touch the entire Republic”.
She insists: “anti-Semitism is not just a matter for Jews, it is a matter for all French people and, in this case, all Europeans,” referring to Israeli supporters chased in the streets. from Amsterdam. “It would be fashionable for a collective start to emerge. Anti-Semitic acts have been exploding for more than a year,” she warns.
A high-tension match
The presence of Emmanuel Macron must “send a message of fraternity and solidarity after the intolerable anti-Semitic acts which followed the match in Amsterdam this week“, explains those around him. The meeting between France and Israel is being played within the framework of the League of Nations.
A match which will be played in a reinforced security system. The Paris prefecture will therefore deploy 4,000 people to secure the meeting in Paris, around the stadium and in the stadium. These 4,000 law enforcement officers will be added to the 1,600 security agents. For its part, Israel called on its citizens not to attend the meeting for safety reasons. Barely 20,000 tickets were sold for the match.
published on November 11 at 11:42 a.m., Martin Pereira, 6Medias
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