Massive Paris March Against Antisemitism Draws Over 100,000 Participants
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Over 100,000 people marched in Paris to protest against rising antisemitism amid Israel's conflict with Hamas. The march was attended by various political leaders, except for far-left leader Jean-Luc Melenchon. France has seen an alarming increase in anti-Jewish acts, and the march aimed to show solidarity and support for the Jewish community. The French government has registered over 1,000 antisemitic acts since the conflict began and has vowed to prosecute and punish the perpetrators.
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