Emmanuel Macron deplored "the unbearable resurgence of unbridled anti-Semitism" and judged that a "France where our Jewish fellow citizens are afraid is not France," in a letter published Saturday night in Le Parisien on the eve of the march against anti-Semitism.
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Whether religious, social, identity or racial, anti-Semitism is always as presented by Émile Zola: odious, "writes the President of the Republic on the eve of a "great civic march" which, according to him, must show a France "united behind its values, its universalism".
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A France where our Jewish fellow citizens are afraid is not France. A France where French people are afraid because of their religion or their origin is not France," he added.