Paris braces for night of anti-Semitic carnage in France-Israel case with 2,500 elite police patrolling ‘double steel ring’

FRANCE and Israel will face off in a tough draw in the Nations League in a matter of hours, amid growing fears of a night of anti-Semitic pogroms.

More than 6,500 special forces and armed police prepared for the game, along with many security guards. Extensive security measures already in place While Paris prepares for the international match.

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Paris‘ police The chief has already labeled it a “high-risk event” and officials have announced there will be at least one police officer in every three football The fans are in the capital tonight.

Chief Laurent Nuñez said today that 4,000 police officers, including 2,500 in the Stade de Stade, will patrol the game’s perimeter. France and the rest around the capital.

This protective double steel ring will also be marked by Israeli security forces, including agents of the Mossad intelligence agency.

Several hundred more police officers will be deployed transport Networks to the northern suburbs of Paris.

Fears of violence have greatly increased in recent days after thousands of people marched through the streets of Paris in protest.

Image shows Palestine Flags are waved as anti-Israel marchers express their anger at a controversial far-right gala in the capital.

He even supported anti-demonstrations that caused chaos for the police.

Just a week ago, disturbing images of Israel emerged football fans are chased through the streets Amsterdam By an anti-Semitic mob.

Maccabi Tel Aviv fans were ambushed by masked rioters in the Dutch city. Johan Cruyff Stadium last Thursday.

This has raised international concerns about the safety of Jewish fans, especially those following Israel-based teams.

Organizers told The Sun they were struggling to even sell tickets due to issues with Israel. Middle East conflict – less than 15,000 seats have been reserved so far.

The Israeli government even told traveling fans to “categorically refrain from attending” the France match.

With only 100 tickets sold for the away team, many fear a night of chaos could ensue.

Events in the Netherlands have further increased the need for special measures following the rise of anti-Semitic hatred. Europe.

One of these measures is Israeli team is locked in their undisclosed hotel in the Val d’Oise region north of the capital.

Permanently armed guards were at the base and escorted players and staff to the training grounds on Tuesday.

Authorities requested that the incident be kept secret and all media activities were cancelled.

Coach Ran Ben Shimon stated to the press that he and his team felt safe despite the great precautions taken.

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Teams and staff heading to the stadium later today are expected to be under constant police surveillance.

Bars and restaurants in the area were also asked to close in the afternoons to avoid any disruption.

Many people called on the French government to move the match away from Paris before the troubles started in Amsterdam.

Experts said the panic of opposing fans, possible problems and public conflict were not worth the international match.

Some of the opposing teams decided to shift their games to each other Israel To no man’s land since the Middle East conflict reached its boiling point.

after playing France The team will travel to play in Paris Belgium Sunday.

This match has already faced intense scrutiny due to being moved to a neutral venue. Hungary due to security fear.

France’s elite RAID tactical unit is believed to be the first line of defense in the game and has been deployed across the country following the violence in the Netherlands.

Police Chief Nuñez said security at the game is of extreme concern to authorities.

He said: “There is a context and tensions that make this match a high-risk event for us.

“An anti-terrorism security perimeter will be established around the stadium.”

He confirmed that RAID, which stands for Search, Assistance, Response, Deterrence, will be at the stadium.

Raid was one of the first special forces units to rush to the scene. ISIS Suicide bombers attacked Paris in November 2015.

An anti-terrorism security perimeter will be established around the stadium.

Laurent NunezParis police chief

Terrorist thugs killed 130 people in a single night, and this harrowing night included chilling explosions heard even from the Stade de France.

President of France Emmanuel Macron and the prime minister, Michel Barnierwill also attend the match.

Macron and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have been at odds over the Middle East in recent months.

Macron accused the Prime Minister of “spreading barbarism” in Gaza and Lebanon with his ongoing attacks on Hamas and Hezbollah.

France has already responded to calls to tighten security around Israeli athletes. 2024 Paris Olympics earlier this year.

They made a very successful application “ring of steel” around the Games to provide security following several declarations of violence by the terrorist group ISIS and anti-Israel parties.

It was the most heavily guarded Games ever, with more than 60,000 police and soldiers in attendance. dronesA huge increase in helicopters and AI surveillance has been deployed.

The rise of antisemitism in Europe

Since the outbreak of the epidemic Israel-Hamas warAntisemitic violence has increased worldwide.

Rising geopolitical tensions and polarized public discourse around the war have fueled this situation.

This increase is marked by an alarming increase in physical attacks, threats and hate speech targeting Jewish communities.

Reports of antisemitism have increased rapidly in Europe, with attacks on synagogues and Jews. schoolsand individuals are concentrated.

Countries like Germany and France witnessed significant incidents of physical violence and vandalism.

Inside GermanySynagogues were firebombed, and Jewish youth sports teams reported attacks that reflected a growing climate of fear.

Public spaces associated with Jewish identity, including schools and cemeteries, also require increased police protection.

A number of pro-Palestinian marches and counter-demonstrations took place in Paris this week.

More than 10,000 people took to the streets on Wednesday to protest the controversial pro-Israel gala.

Israeli finance minister Bezalel Smotrich was scheduled to attend the “Israel is Forever” premiere, but he later withdrew from the premiere and agreed to speak via video call.

Some controversial far-right figures have also been cited as making life difficult for police on patrol.

In an open letter written by seven civil rights groups to the French media, it was stated that allowing the premiere to be held was “an insult to international relations”. law“.

A Jewish football team was founded earlier this month. taken under police protection After being “attacked” by a pro-Palestinian knife-wielding gang in Berlin.

Youngsters from Makkabi Berlin’s youth team claim they were “hunted” by a group of Arab youths after a match against their local rivals.

A player’s father claimed his son was “deeply shaken” when he returned home from a match.

Allegedly, a group of children and adults who followed the team off the field with sticks and knives spat on his child and then harassed him.

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