The French writer and philosopher Alain Finkielkraut has been insulted on the edge of the yellow West-protests anti-Semitic. The Paris of justice initiated a preliminary investigation is started. President Macron condemned the incident. the By Joseph Hanimann, Paris
movement on the Paris Boulevard Montparnasse recognized As a participant in the French yellow West-the author Alain Finkielkraut, in the opposite shouted him desert insults, like “get out of here, Shit-Zionist!” and “France belongs to us!”. Some wanted to go to this 14. The demonstration Saturday will be even. The police prevented this.
A prominent Intellectual, a diffuse dissatisfaction, which is felt in the amount of air, and around that commentators with diverse political in addition to intentions: these are the ingredients of an incident, which rose immediately to the affair.
Finkielkraut had been shown the yellow West movement, first, of understanding, applied for but due to their tendency to discussion, denial, and violence concerns. He had felt an “absolute Hatred” for him, he said, now on the weekend – however, not all of the protesters. One of them should have even offered his yellow vest to demonstrate with. Subsequently, words of regret.
politicians, the government, condemned the incident. Anti-Semitic attacks against a son of Polish immigrants, today a member of the Académie Française, the “absolute negation of what we are,” tweeted Emmanuel Macron. So a scene in the middle of the Paris in the year 2019 was absolutely unacceptable, to put the Minister of the interior, Christophe Castaner. Even the on the yellow West movement mitreitende right populist Marine Le Pen felt the comment entitled, the attack on the Intellectuals to show the infiltration of anti-Semitic radical Left.
Finkielkraut himself wants to waive court that he understood neither as a Sacrifice nor as a Hero, he explained. The author is known as the one who seeks the direct confrontation. The Prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation because of a public insult of ethnic, racial, and religious motives.
