The Aporia
The Aporia
14 articles about 13 events for “Netanyahu Visit Protests”.
“In the protests and clashes that result, he tells them the only way they can err is by pulling their punches.”
“Without naming them, he said they were campaigning for forthcoming elections "at France's expense" with their comments on the violence, which erupted on the fringe of cost-of-living protests.”
“…ce riots DOHA - President Emmanuel Macron on Oct 21 criticised world leaders for making “stupid” comments about the rioting on the sidelines of protests in France, in an apparent swipe at US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin…”
“Vance, who has traded words for months with El-Sayed online and at campaign rallies, connected the progressive candidate to recent mass protests in Paris, accusing El-Sayed of endorsing similar unrest in the United States.”
“Speaking in Doha on October 21 during a three-day visit to Qatar and the wider Gulf region, Macron appeared to take aim at Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu without initially naming them.”
“With no outright majority likely for any current political alliance, and the future of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in doubt, the role of smaller parties - including Haredi parties - will once again be crucial in deciding who will govern Israel.”
“… over names aside, what is not in question is that Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, has left his mark on the country’s institutions, politics and social attitudes during a decades-long career that has been defined by Israel’s lurch…”
“He now sits in Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet as national security minister, overseeing the country’s police and prison services.”
“French President Emmanuel Macron has said people who plan to “cause chaos” during protests against the high cost of living will not be allowed to do so.”
“US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth discussed Iran with Netanyahu on Monday, three Israeli officials said, in an unannounced visit to Israel a week before a parliamentary election in which Netanyahu's position is at risk.”
“SIDON, Lebanon (AP) — Rabbi Elie Abadie left his native Lebanon more than five decades ago and has not even visited since, but his Lebanese roots remain an integral part of his identity.”
“The crowd chanted, “Mayor Mamdani take a side, justice for Palestine,” with one protester holding up a picture of the mayor rolling out the red carpet for Netanyahu in response to the prime ministers visit to New York last month.”
“I have visited Israel several times, and even been a visiting professor there.”