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"Biggest Anti-Semitic Massacre Of Our Century": Macron On Hamas' October 7 Attack
French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday described the October 7 attack by Hamas on Israel as the "biggest anti-Semitic massacre of our century" as he hosted a ceremony paying tribute to the French victims.
He described the attack by the Palestinian Hamas group as "barbarism... which is fed by anti-Semitism and propagates it", vowing also not to give in to "rampant and uninhibited anti-Semitism".
The ceremony at the Invalides memorial complex in Paris paid tribute to the 42 French citizens killed in the attack on Israel by Hamas and the three others still missing, believed to be held hostage.
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France pays homage to victims of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack in Israel with national ceremony led by Macron.
AP
WesternSlopeNow.com, Feb 7, 2024.
French Israeli Ayala Yanalomi Luzon, holds a picture of her brother who was abducted by Hamas, calls for the release of hostages who were kidnapped on Oct. 7, 2023 during a media conference in Paris, Tuesday, Feb. 2024. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)
French Israeli Ayala Yanalomi Luzon, holds a picture of her brother who was abducted by Hamas, calls for the release of hostages who were kidnapped on Oct. 7, 2023 during a media conference in Paris, Tuesday, Feb. 2024. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)
PARIS (AP) — France is paying tribute Wednesday to French victims of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack, in a national ceremony led by President Emmanuel Macron four months after the deadly assault in Israel that killed some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and saw around 250 abducted.
The ceremony will pay homage to 42 French citizens who died in the attack and three hostages still believed to be held by Hamas and other militants in Gaza, Macron’s office said. Four French hostages have been previously released.
Photographs of the victims will be displayed in the Invalides’ monumental courtyard in central Paris. The Republican Guard’s orchestra will play the “Kaddish” by French composer Maurice Ravel, written in 1914 based on a traditional Hebrew melody.
Families of victims will attend the ceremony, many coming from Israel on a special flight chartered by the French Republic.
Yashay Dan, a relative of French-Israeli hostage Ofer Kalderon, said he hopes the ceremony “can resonate all around the world, not only in France.”
“I think from this perspective that France is showing a great gesture by being with those that have suffered an enormous blow,” he told The Associated Press.
Ayla Yahalomi Luzon, sister of French-Israeli hostage Ohad Yahalomi, said: “We don’t need people to hope for us. I have hope. We need help. Ohad is a French citizen and I ask France to make all efforts to release him and everyone.”
Macron’s speech is expected to address a sharp rise in antisemitic acts in France. Data from the Interior Ministry and the Jewish Community Protection Service watchdog showed that 1,676 antisemitic acts were reported in 2023, compared to 436 the previous year.
The ceremony also comes after France’s new Foreign Minister Stéphane Séjourné made his first trip to the Middle East, including Israel and the Palestinian territories, where he pushed for the release of hostages.
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Hommage aux victimes françaises du 7 octobre: Emmanuel et Brigitte Macron sont arrivés dans la cour des Invalides
6:02 AM · Feb 7, 2024
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"Biggest Anti-Semitic Massacre Of Our Century": Macron On Hamas' October 7 Attack
French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday described the October 7 attack by Hamas on Israel as the "biggest anti-Semitic massacre of our century" as he hosted a ceremony paying tribute to the French victims.
He described the attack by the Palestinian Hamas group as "barbarism... which is fed by anti-Semitism and propagates it", vowing also not to give in to "rampant and uninhibited anti-Semitism".
The ceremony at the Invalides memorial complex in Paris paid tribute to the 42 French citizens killed in the attack on Israel by Hamas and the three others still missing, believed to be held hostage.
"Biggest Anti-Semitic Massacre Of Our Century": Macron On Hamas' October 7 Attack
French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday described the October 7 attack by Hamas on Israel as the "biggest anti-Semitic massacre of our century" as he hosted a ceremony paying tribute to the French victims.
www.ndtv.com
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France pays homage to victims of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack in Israel with national ceremony led by Macron.
AP
WesternSlopeNow.com, Feb 7, 2024.
French Israeli Ayala Yanalomi Luzon, holds a picture of her brother who was abducted by Hamas, calls for the release of hostages who were kidnapped on Oct. 7, 2023 during a media conference in Paris, Tuesday, Feb. 2024. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)
French Israeli Ayala Yanalomi Luzon, holds a picture of her brother who was abducted by Hamas, calls for the release of hostages who were kidnapped on Oct. 7, 2023 during a media conference in Paris, Tuesday, Feb. 2024. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)
PARIS (AP) — France is paying tribute Wednesday to French victims of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack, in a national ceremony led by President Emmanuel Macron four months after the deadly assault in Israel that killed some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and saw around 250 abducted.
The ceremony will pay homage to 42 French citizens who died in the attack and three hostages still believed to be held by Hamas and other militants in Gaza, Macron’s office said. Four French hostages have been previously released.
Photographs of the victims will be displayed in the Invalides’ monumental courtyard in central Paris. The Republican Guard’s orchestra will play the “Kaddish” by French composer Maurice Ravel, written in 1914 based on a traditional Hebrew melody.
Families of victims will attend the ceremony, many coming from Israel on a special flight chartered by the French Republic.
Yashay Dan, a relative of French-Israeli hostage Ofer Kalderon, said he hopes the ceremony “can resonate all around the world, not only in France.”
“I think from this perspective that France is showing a great gesture by being with those that have suffered an enormous blow,” he told The Associated Press.
Ayla Yahalomi Luzon, sister of French-Israeli hostage Ohad Yahalomi, said: “We don’t need people to hope for us. I have hope. We need help. Ohad is a French citizen and I ask France to make all efforts to release him and everyone.”
Macron’s speech is expected to address a sharp rise in antisemitic acts in France. Data from the Interior Ministry and the Jewish Community Protection Service watchdog showed that 1,676 antisemitic acts were reported in 2023, compared to 436 the previous year.
The ceremony also comes after France’s new Foreign Minister Stéphane Séjourné made his first trip to the Middle East, including Israel and the Palestinian territories, where he pushed for the release of hostages.
France denounces ‘largest antisemitic massacre of our century’ in tribute to victims of Hamas attack
PARIS (AP) — French President Emmanuel Macron paid tribute Wednesday to victims of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack in Israel in a national ceremony and denounced what he described as the “largest antisemitic …
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Hommage aux victimes françaises du 7 octobre: Emmanuel et Brigitte Macron sont arrivés dans la cour des Invalides
6:02 AM · Feb 7, 2024
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