Des membres du Bétar, en coordination avec les groupes "Unité juive" et "LDJ", seront présents et armés à Paris lors du match France-Israël ce soir.

Match France-Israël – Pour ne pas être accusée d’antisémitisme, la France encaissera un but dans les cinq premières minutes

Pour témoigner leur soutien au peuple et au gouvernement israélien et se préserver de toute accusation d’antisémitisme, les Bleus laisseront les joueurs israéliens marquer les premiers en début de rencontre.

Afin d’éviter tout incident diplomatique avec Israël, les Bleus resteront immobiles dès le coup d’envoi pour laisser leur adversaire marquer. « Tenter de prendre le ballon aux joueurs israéliens d’entrée de jeu nous ramènerait aux heures les plus sombres de l’Europe » explique un membre de la FFF, précisant que les Bleus se sont aussi engagés à ne pas dépasser un but d’écart en cas de victoire.

En cas de but de l’équipe de France, le buteur sera obligé d’aller présenter des excuses et de réconforter avec un câlin tous les joueurs israéliens un par un. Des consignes strictes ont aussi été passées en tribune où les supporters Français seront invités par les écrans géants du stade à huer les Bleus. Un cas de figure que Didier Deschamps tient à éviter au maximum puisqu’il a fait passer la consigne de passer le ballon à Ousmane Dembélé qui sera positionné ce soir en avant-centre.

Ce que l'on sait des violences contre des supporters du Maccabi Tel-Aviv à Amsterdam

RECTIFICATIF : contrairement à ce qui est dit dans cette vidéo, ce sont bien des supporters du Maccabi Tel-Aviv qu'on voit sur les images pourchasser des personnes vêtues de noir, et non l'inverse, comme l'a expliqué la photographe à l'origine des images.

Calls for ‘Jew Hunt’ Preceded Attacks in Amsterdam
 
The campaign was organized, Dutch authorities said, and the attackers were equipped with fireworks and moved quickly, targeting Israeli fans with “hit-and-run” assaults. Police said they were investigating who instigated the assaults and how they were coordinated.
 
More than 60 people were arrested before and during the soccer match, prosecutors said. (...)
Maccabi fans interviewed by The Wall Street Journal said the violence came to a boil after two days in which they were stalked and harassed in Amsterdam—(...) Some Maccabi fans said they saw taxi drivers using their phones to document their whereabouts.
Messaging app Telegram was used to talk about “going on Jew hunts,” Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema said. “This is so shocking and despicable that I cannot get over it yet. It is a disgrace,” she said.
A screenshot of a pro-Palestinian WhatsApp group chat, viewed by the Journal, called for a “Jew Hunt” on Thursday and referred to a standoff on Wednesday night in which a group of Israeli fans were cornered by a crowd that police said included taxi drivers who had responded to an online call to mobilize.
“They knew everything,” said Shachar Bitton, a 30-year-old Maccabi fan. “They knew exactly where we stayed. They knew exactly which hotels, which street we were going to take. It was all well-organized, well-prepared.”
 
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WhatsApp, a messaging app owned by Meta Platforms, said using the app to organize violence is against its rules and said it would respond to any valid legal requests.
Telegram said it had closed down a group chat that might have been linked to the events in Amsterdam and was prepared to cooperate with Dutch authorities. Telegram said it doesn’t tolerate calls to violence on its platform.
 
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Police said an online appeal went out for taxi drivers to mobilize at Holland Casino and confront the roughly 400 Maccabi supporters who had gathered there. Holland Casino later said it banned a security guard from the casino after it learned the person had sent messages to a chat group that were linked to the confrontation there, adding that it doesn’t tolerate violence or antisemitism.
Bitton meanwhile was inside the noisy casino playing cards until about 1:30 a.m. By the time he realized what was happening, the anti-Israeli crowd outside the casino had swelled to about 200 people, along with dozens of taxis and ride-hailing cars, he said.
Uber said there were no reported incidents of violence on any of the company’s trips. However, the company added it is supporting Dutch authorities’ efforts to identify offenders.
 
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WhatsApp was indeed buzzing with chatter. The screenshot viewed by the Journal of a group chat titled “Community Center” with a string of Palestinian flags showed a message in Dutch that called for a “PART 2 JEW HUNT” to take place after the Maccabi-Ajax match.
Another message thanked a member of the chat in Arabic for updating the group about the Israelis’ movements, adding in Dutch: “bro your tip was worth gold.”
 
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Amsterdam Pogrom, Protests Coordinated With ‘Extremist’ Network Linked to Former UNRWA Employee, Research Group Finds
 
The violence against Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam last week was a premeditated and coordinated attack orchestrated with extremist networks linked to a former employee of the controversial United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), a group tracking online disinformation told The Algemeiner on Monday.
 
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Amsterdam resident Ayman Nejmeh, who identified himself on social media as a former UNRWA employee, “has emerged as a key organizer, coordinating protest actions against Jewish targets,” Finkelstein added.
 
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According to Finkelstein, the phone number of the Syrian-born Nejmeh was listed as an admin for one WhatsApp group utilized by the Palestinian diaspora group, PGNL. Nejmeh took over the group from Palestinian-Dutch national Amin Abou Rashed, who was arrested last year on suspicion of funneling funds to the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas.
 
PGNL had in the past hosted the late Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh, who was killed in Tehran earlier this year, in an online event. The group, whose name in Dutch stands for the “Palestinian Community in the Netherlands,” was also involved in organizing an anti-Israel protest in Dam Square on Sunday, defying a temporary ban imposed after Thursday night’s violence and resulting in dozens of arrests.
 
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Nejmeh’s Facebook profile, which contained at least one post extolling a Hamas operative for the terrorist group’s Al Qassam military wing, was in recent days purged of any mention of his ties to UNRWA.
 
“If Nejmeh is scrubbing his social media of these past affiliations, it does raise significant questions about why,” Finkelstein said.
 
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Guerre au Proche-Orient : un raid israélien sur Baalbek au Liban fait 20 morts dont cinq femmes

Israël prépare un plan de cessez-le-feu au Liban, un "cadeau" pour Trump

Les discussions à Mar-a-Lago ont porté sur une proposition impliquant une coopération occidentale et russe. Un responsable militaire israélien précise qu'en cas d'échec des négociations, des plans d'intensification des opérations terrestres au Liban sont également en préparation.