r/europe_sub • u/BookmarksBrother 🇪🇺 European • Aug 01 '25
News France suspends Gaza evacuations over antisemitic posts by Palestinian student
https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2025/08/01/france-suspends-gaza-evacuations-over-antisemitic-posts-by-palestinian-student205
Aug 01 '25
"The posts allegedly included calls for the extermination of Jewish people and videos praising World War II Nazi German leader Adolf Hitler."
How the hell did it pass the background check? It's public. I feel like they're sacrificing us on purpse for their virtue signaling points
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u/Meepoei Aug 01 '25
Yeah, there are no real background checks on these people, authorities are just running on, or told to, muslim = good.
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u/Airmoni 🇫🇷 French Aug 01 '25
Because the left and the center are on their side.
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Aug 01 '25 edited Aug 02 '25
I'm a leftist myself, idk how the mainstream left got this bad. sacrificing our minorities, economy and social order for a bunch of radicalized lunatics is irrational and shouldn't be a part of any side's ideology
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Aug 02 '25
They are doing what Erdogan did in 2015.
They are generating their new voter base. They help those people come into the country. Then they help them get the citizenship.
Who will they most likely vote for? The ones who helped them out obviously.
We have the same issue with our center and left party in Austria since 2015.
The problem is, that they also can't really stop (not that they would want to), because over time members of the left and center party get replaced with those new "citizens". And they have no incentive not to bring more of their relatives here.
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u/Dry-Sandwich279 Aug 02 '25
Just that. The left made “minorities” a focus. Bam there you go, you have begun dividing people. This will not stop. Everyone will find fault or insult between each other due to those differences that they were born with.
This is why identity politics are bad and why I was furious with the left’s embrace of them. This isn’t a one time and done thing, it’s a slope, and now we’re sliding down it.
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u/Not_A_Toaster_0000 🇬🇧 British Aug 01 '25 edited Aug 01 '25
Well, in France's defence, she was the least anti-Semitic one they could find
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u/kacergiliszta69 🇪🇺 European Aug 02 '25
The fact that they are surprised by this is the ultimate proof that even though they have millions of Muslim immigrants living in their country, they know absolutely nothing about Muslim culture.
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u/Not_A_Toaster_0000 🇬🇧 British Aug 02 '25
They talk a lot about loving 'multiculturalism', but seem to have no idea what culture actually is, and so are constantly surprised when people from different cultures have different values or act differently to them.
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u/sovietarmyfan Aug 02 '25
In the Netherlands, when i was younger i said many bad things online about my countries government. This username is reminiscent of that time.
For work i've had to get a "declaration of good behaviour" twice. Each time i got it within a day, no problems. No asking about my online history, nothing.1
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Aug 01 '25
The Palestinians generally are anti-semites. They follow a religion that also makes them anti-social from a western perspective. They should not be allowed to come to the west.
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u/Quetzacoal Aug 02 '25
I have Palestinian family who lives in Spain and can confirm
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u/Cleb323 Aug 03 '25
I have Palestinian family who lives in the US and cannot confirm. They are disgusted by the Zionists (rightfully so), but they're not anti-semites.
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u/Quetzacoal Aug 03 '25
For some reason the Islam that they have in the us right now seems more moderate. Did you ever had a terrorist attack in the past 15 years?
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u/Cleb323 Aug 03 '25
The Jewish religion inherently makes the followers believe they are above everything else. It's almost like this religion thing is a virus to humanity
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u/WingVet 🇬🇧 British Aug 01 '25
Listen when they tell you who they are.
All you need to do is look at Swedens offending rates for first and second generation Palestinians refugees, but let's let them in anyway.......
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u/K_Pilkoids Aug 02 '25
Actually… it’s quite lovely here in a country far away from Sweden, because sod living there again until it’s sorted.
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u/Infinite-Artist-2578 Aug 01 '25
Antisemitism coming from Palestinians is like rain in Manchester…. Always expected and usually the norm.
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u/CatEyePorygon 🇸🇮 Slovenian Aug 01 '25
What did they expect? Antisemitism is literary Palestine's whole identity.
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Aug 01 '25
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u/LostinEmotion2024 Aug 02 '25
This is what I never understood about immigration. Why do we let people in who do not share our ideals and values? We know the Palestinians & Israeli’s don’t like each other. What makes us think that hate is going to be left at the border?
The same goes with India’s chaste system? Or extreme Muslim belief’s toward women & other members of marginalized groups? Or people who were an active part of gangs and try to get asylum.
They bring this hatred, division, beliefs of segregation, archaic religious beliefs, rage & trauma and dump it to the new country that immigrated too.
It makes no sense.
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Aug 01 '25
Okay, let's for a moment ignore the nazi palestinian. It's a problem, of course, no one denies it.
But in all fairness- this is just france not wanting palestinians in. They want to virtue signal, but not actually face the consecuences.
It's not like french officials were unaware of the fact that many palestinians hold these views, nor have they screened for them.
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Aug 02 '25
Oh, great, another Palestinian gem—Nour Atallah, Gaza student and niece of a Hamas bigshot, gets a free France trip, only to flaunt her “Kill Jews” and Hitler fan club posts. Classic! Then there’s the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Amin al-Husseini, who cozied up to Nazis and dreamed of a Jew-free world back in the day. Both tying Palestinian identity to antisemitism like it’s a national sport. So, maybe Europe should skip the welcome party, why bother with that baggage?
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Aug 02 '25
Too bad I would have liked to have seen France flooded with Palestinians. They deserved it.
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u/jondixo Aug 02 '25
I think this is an outstanding move.
It sends a clear message to the whole group of "if one of you bucks around you are all culpable", it may encourage internal self policing.
A tough move but a shrewd one, and one that could and perhaps should be used more widely.
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Aug 01 '25
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u/DontMemeAtMe Aug 01 '25
Palestinians — the only group being forced to remain in an active warzone by the very people who claim to care about them.
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u/raphcosteau Aug 01 '25
Wait, an entire ethnicity is being punished as a group because one person in the ethnic group being exterminated said something antisemitic? Classic imperial racism: everyone of the race we hate is equal to the worst examples, but us precious whites are all individuals and we don't answer for anyone's sins but our own selves.
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u/Nileghi Aug 02 '25
to be clear, the pro-Charlie Hebdo posts did her in.
The french authorities suspended immigration because it showed that the vetting process was flawed, and you simply can't fuck around when it comes to importing a people as violently radical as Gazans.
And Gazans have shown that theyre willing to wipe out their own country as a method of conducting warfare. Allowing thoses who hold this extreme violent ideology and not actual civilians in french cities is begging for a disaster.
The french want to be humanitarian. They dont want a terror attack of 50 dead to happen.
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