Macron terrified of ever-increasing Muslim presence in France
To this day, this pattern persists. Under slogans of “reconciliation” and “dialogue between peoples,” France has tightened its engagement with Islamic terrorist organizations, allowing them to operate openly – both diplomatically and on the streets of Paris.
Macron, who publicly claims to oppose antisemitism, permits Hamas propaganda on university campuses, grants platforms to intellectuals advocating for boycotts of Israel, and cooperates with Islamist coalitions embedded in France’s educational, judicial, and security institutions.
Macron is terrified of the ever-increasing Muslim presence in France. He doesn’t dare to acknowledge the problems it has caused, in the dissolution of society, in the higher rate of crime, in the establishment of dozens of No-Go areas where the writ of the French state does not run, in the enormous expense to the state of providing millions of Muslims with all he benefits the generous French welfare state provides, in the refusal of the Muslims to integrate into a society that was created by indigenous French Infidels, who, the Muslims know, as non-Muslims, are the “most vile of created beings.”
So Macron is throwing Israel to the wolves, by recognizing a state of “Palestine” to be built on territory ripped from Israel, in the hope of winning approval from Muslims in France.
They will pocket his craven surrender, but will not be any less demanding and implacable in their determination to Islamize the circumambient society.
Over the past decade, French society has become a battleground for two parallel developments: a dramatic rise in Muslim antisemitism – in mosques, schools, on the streets, and online – and the creeping implementation of Sharia law into daily life, eroding the foundational values of the republic.
Macron is well aware of the statistics: Over 70% of antisemitic attacks in France are carried out by Islamist extremists. Yet he chooses to obscure the truth, attributing the violence to “social issues,” “alienation from government,” or “cries for help.”
“Alienation from government”? “Cries for help?” Is that why Muslims tortured to death, over three weeks, Ilan Halimi, stabbed to death 65-year old Sara Halimi and threw her body out the window, stabbed the 84-year-old Holocaust survivor Mireille Knoll, and then set her on fire?
Was Mohammed Merah “crying for help” when he shot to death Rabbi Jonathan Sandler and his two sons Gavriel, 6, and Aryeh, 3, as well as 8-year-old Miriam Monsonego?
Was it a “cry for help” when a Muslim gunman shot dead four customers at a kosher grocery? No.
These Jews were all murdered because the Jews are described in the Qur’an as the “strongest in enmity to the Muslims,” and Muslims have been taught that Jews likely poisoned Muhammad. Muslim antisemitism predates by 1350 years the existence of the modern state of Israel.
Following the October 7 massacre, France once again chose the wrong side of history. Instead of offering unwavering solidarity with a democratic nation facing the deadliest attack in its modern history, Macron called for an “immediate ceasefire,” without mentioning the hostages, the atrocities of Hamas, or the global context of radical Islam.
Macron was determined, very early on, to stop the IDF from continuing to batter Hamas. He saw no objection, apparently, to the terror group continuing to rule over Gaza.
He said nothing about the hostages or about the atrocities committed by Hamas on October 7. Nor did he mention anything about the menace from the growth of jihadism, of which Hamas is only a bit player, around the world, and even inside France itself.
France maintains open channels of communication with Hamas representatives and frequently serves as a mediator between Qatar, Iran, and Islamic Jihad.
After Macron recently announced his intention to recognize a Palestinian state, Israeli journalist Omri Maniv reported on Channel 12 that five years ago, Macron personally approved a secret relationship between French intelligence and senior Hamas officials.
What in God’s name was Macron doing in 2020 when he approved of this secret relationship between “French intelligence and senior Hamas officials”?
Was he trying to ensure that Hamas did not engage in terrorism on French territory, and that, in return, he would provide diplomatic support to the cause of “Palestine”?
Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella of the Rassemblement Nationale should demand that these secret dealings with a designated terror group be made public.
