Massive French March Against Antisemitism Unites 180,000 People
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More than 180,000 people, including political figures and celebrities, participated in a peaceful march against antisemitism in France, with approximately 105,000 attendees in Paris. The event was organized in response to a surge in antisemitic acts following an attack on Israel by Hamas. French President Emmanuel Macron, although absent, denounced the resurgence of antisemitism in an open letter. The march aimed to promote national unity and republican values, with participants waving French flags.
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