Israel: the Paris police chief announces an “extremely reinforced security system”

Laurent Nuñez announces the color. On November 14, as part of the fifth day of the Nations League, the France team will host Israel (8:45 p.m.). A meeting scheduled at the Stade de France, in so-called “normal” conditions. Namely, with the public. But due to the armed conflict in the Middle East and the surrounding context, this return leg between the French and Israelis is particularly sensitive. Which the Paris police chief is well aware of.

“Everything will be fine”

“It’s a high-risk match,” he admitted on RMC this Thursday, October 17. “The match will take place under normal conditions at the Stade de France,” he then confirmed, before announcing an “extremely reinforced security system, which will be of a very high level. Both to avoid disturbances outside the compound and to ensure that people enter safely. There will be significant searches,” he warned. An “important security system” is also planned “inside the stadium”: “This will be seen with the French Football Federation (FFF), we are working on it with them. This is not usual (…) But everything will go well,” Laurent Nuñez concluded.