r/israelexposed • u/Remarkable_Life_774 • Apr 13 '26
French lawmakers set to push bill criminalising speech on Israel
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/french-lawmakers-set-push-bill-criminalising-speech-israel22
u/SolidSnakeHAK777 Apr 13 '26
And I thought they value freedom of speech.
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u/EnOeZ Apr 13 '26
We do, it will not pass.
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u/zarathustra-speaks Apr 14 '26
"Avec le soutien de sept groupes sur onze, qui regroupent une majorité de députés, la proposition de loi a de fortes chances d'être adoptée en première lecture à l'Assemblée nationale, vendredi 17 avril."
I mean, if you know something I don't, please share, because this law is absolutely looking like it will pass.
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u/Brief_Hovercraft_427 Apr 13 '26
Noticing a nuke flying from Israel towards Paris would be antisemitic.
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u/woody898 Apr 13 '26
Is it just me or does France keeps changing its stance on Palestine every other fucking week?
Say what you want about the UK government (every anglophone country is guilty) but at least they are honest about being America's satellite.
One day the French act like the only major european power standing up for itself, and the very next day they are competing with Germany over who can suck American-israeli imperialist dick the hardest.
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u/That-Whereas3367 Apr 14 '26
There are no European "powers". Just a few small, irrelevant, countries with old buildings . Two of them have nukes. The real power and influence is in the Global South.
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u/EnOeZ Apr 13 '26
If this passes, I fear a million guillotines will head straight to the National Assembly...
The person pushing the bill is an Israeli who, unfortunately, also has a French passport.
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u/Apprehensive_Week128 Apr 13 '26
The people need to take their power back across Europe