The France-Israel football match was marked this Thursday, November 14, by a brief incident in the stands, where stewards intervened to prevent Israeli supporters from mingling with French fans.
The police headquarters did not wish to communicate any information on this short crowd movement, pending clarification on the circumstances, which are “still unclear”.
On amateur videos broadcast on the social network X, we can see spectators running in the aisles, some with Israeli flags, while other supporters whistle and boo.
An exceptional security system has been put in place to supervise this League of Nations meeting, which is taking place in a tense climate after last week's violence on the sidelines of a Maccabi Tel-Aviv match in Amsterdam.
A total of 4,000 police officers and gendarmes are deployed around and, rarely, in the Saint-Denis stadium, as well as on public transport and throughout Paris.
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