The pogrom perpetrated by anti-Semitic hordes against Jews on the night of November 7 during the Ajax Amsterdam – Maccabi Tel Aviv match was an earthquake. “We failed the Jewish community during the Second World War, and last night we failed again”: these words addressed by Willem-Alexander, King of the Netherlands, to the President of the State of Israel on Friday last, should make us all think and react accordingly to the rise of anti-Semitism.
Unfortunately, the France – Israel Nations League match which will take place at the Stade de France on Thursday November 14, 2024 is becoming an issue and above all a symbol that goes beyond the world of sport!
Should we remember it? Since October 7, 2023, the explosion of attacks and anti-Semitic remarks have threatened Jewish communities but also the foundations of our democratic countries and harmony between East and West. Because on October 7, Hamas, and its accomplices in the Middle East and Europe, declared war not only on Israel, not only on all Jews in the world, but also on the modernity and freedom to which they are entitled. all peoples.
They want to make football matches, universities, political forums the receptacle of their hatred of Israel, Jews and freedom, under the cover of the slogan “Free Palestine”? They want to destroy Israel and impose their medieval theocracy on us?
We answer them: NO PASARAN!
In France, where the largest Jewish and Muslim communities in Europe live, the France – Israel match must be the symbol of the rejection of anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism and Islamism.
This is why we call on all European leaders, but also all French, European and Israeli bodies and citizens, Jews, Muslims and of all faiths and spiritualities, to attend this match together on November 14.
Michel Taube, founder of Opinion Internationale and initiator of the World Day Against Anti-Semitism, and Daniel Salvatore Schifferphilosopher and writer, initiators,
And, in alphabetical order,
Daniel AaronFacebookeur
Marc Alpozzophilosopher
Dominique Bacquéphilosopher and art critic
Florence Belkacemwriter
Marie-Jo BonnetDoctor of history, feminist
Hassen Chalghoumi, president of the Conference of Imams of France
Huguette Chomski Magnis, Secretary General of the Movement for Peace and Against Terrorism
Elie Chouraquifilmmaker
Nathalie Cohen Beizermannbusiness manager
Henri Cukierman, president of the France-Israel Chamber of Commerce
Annick Duraffouraggregate of letters
Luc Ferryphilosopher, former French Minister of National Education and Youth
Renée Fregosiphilosopher and political scientist
Christian Godinphilosopher
Hectorpress cartoonist
Nathalie Heinichsociologist
Richard Huynhconsultant
François Kasbiwriter and journalist
Arno Klarsfeldlawyer
Radouan Kourak, Interview journalist and C8/CNEWS columnist,
Nathalie Krikorian-Duronsoyhistorian and philosopher
Eva and Fabio Landapsychoanalysts
Bérénice Levetphilosopher and essayist
Denis Nadjar, President at Holding Foch-Elysées
Eric Naulleauwriter
Françoise Norelinguist
Patrick Pilcer, financial expert, secretary general of the Cercle Avenir et Progrès
Sabine Prokhorisphilosopher and psychoanalyst
Robert Redeker, philosopher
Philippe Réfabertdoctor
Stéphane Rozèspolitical scientist, essayist
Boualem Sansalwriter and essayist
Georgia Sarre-Hector, project manager
Madi Seydiconsulting director and author
Annie Sugierpresident of the League for International Women’s Law
Pierre-André Taguieff, philosopher and historian of ideas, research director at the CNRS,
Jean-Claude Zylberstein, lawyer, editor, writer.
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Joel Spector, France
Gilbert Metoudi, Expert Accountant, Paris
Alain Cohen, Retired, France
Muriel Elisabeth Kramer, Lawyer, France
Daniel Benquis, Engineer, France
Denis Nadjar, Managers, France
Henri Cukierman, France
Frédéric Roemer, France
Francine Attia, France
Camille Urbah, The Girls’ Tent, France
Denis Masliah, France
Alice Cohen
Ramiro Riera, France
Francis Dijos, France
