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The author presented Greta Thunberg, wearing a keffiyeh and singing "Bismillah" ("in the name of Allah") with middle school students, as embodying a dimension of the conflict that one did not want to see. https://t.co/dBHXsBdv7B #GretaThunberg #Climat #JusticeSociale #IL #FR (translated)

Laurent Obertone reported, citing AFP, that the middle school student detained after the Aubagne shooting was fascinated by massacres and had concealed a keffiyeh in his guitar case. He added that the young man, whose mother was of Ethiopian origin, had been kept in custody. https://t.co/7lxjULLkD1 #Aubagne #Sécurité #Justice (translated)

Florence Bergeaud-Blackler relayed a formula that she attributed to L'Obs, presenting the beard, the veil, and the keffiyeh as new faces of the high school mobilization. She accompanied her message with the hashtag "intifada in France." https://t.co/DzYbXbLHhu #Mobilisation #Lycéens #France (translated)

Daniel Schneidermann mentioned Praud's comments on an image of Greta Thunberg. He believed she was around twenty years old and questioned the presence of a keffiyeh at the protests. Schneidermann concluded with the word "journalism." #GretaThunberg #Manifestation #Journalisme (translated)

French Carcan presented Louise Montangon, whom he described as a philosophy student at the University of Bordeaux Montaigne and a member of the National Rally, as having strongly challenged Elwan during David Pujadas' show, "La Grande Confrontation," on LCI. According to him, Elwan, 17 years old and presented as a spokesperson for a blockade at Jacques-Decour high school, had questioned the work of a police officer. Montangon supposedly reproached him for questioning the officer's competence and felt that the movement attracted more attention to the disturbances in the street than to its demands. French Carcan labeled the exchange as humiliation for the high school student. He also mentioned an intervention by Attal the day before, during which Montangon allegedly criticized his record. #Confrontation #Politique #Jeunesse (translated)

Guillaume Herblot estimated that Elwan had experienced a rapid media rise, with videos that garnered millions of views and an invitation from Pujadas. He described his intervention on Wednesday evening on LCI, facing Louise Elzeu, as a failure and criticized him for adopting a condescending tone, particularly when mentioning his interlocutor's neighborhood of origin and skin color. Herblot also reminded that Elwan was 16 years old and criticized the promotion of his career as a spokesperson before he had, in his opinion, responded to a contradiction. He mentioned his support for Mélenchon, a moment facing Vincent Lapierre, and the young man's media appearances, before concluding that "the shell was made of cardboard." #Elwan #Politique #Médias (translated)

Guillaume Herblot opposed two figures that he presented as the faces of "two Frances." He described Louise as attentive and capable of articulating her ideas independently, while he portrayed Elwan as a son of a good family who would have adopted a keffiyeh to create a revolutionary image for himself, without personal reflection. He then invited his readers to choose between the two. #France #Politique #Société (translated)