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The Association of Mayors of France is calling for a gathering in front of town halls on Monday at noon in response to the violence that occurred during the mobilization on October 17, describing these attacks as a serious risk to the Nation. #ViolencesUrbaines #MairesDeFrance #Mobilisation17Octobre (translated)

Fofana, French footballer from Sevilla, stated that extreme right ideas harmed coexistence and that education was key to countering them. He also defended voting and claimed that maintaining the voice of the people was a way to prevent the far right from coming to power. https://t.co/tRYp136fz8 #Fútbol #DerechosHumanos #Educación #FR #ES (translated)

The author wrote that settler violence against Palestinian communities in the West Bank had long been a matter of extreme concern. They said the latest incident had also affected diplomatic personnel from Belgium, France and Poland, but the post ended before completing a statement about their response. #Palestine #HumanRights #WestBank #BE #FR #PL #PS #IL

Matthieu Valet wrote that in Limoges, a firefighter saved the tricolor flag during the fire at the town hall. He recalled that elders, police officers, gendarmes, and soldiers had shed their blood for this flag, and thanked the firefighter for his gesture. Valet added that the Republic was perhaps "on its knees," but not on the ground, and that it needed to be lifted up. #17octobre #France #République #Héros (translated)

Thibault de Montbrial indicated that he had received numerous testimonies since the morning and described the situation as unbearable. He believed that the rioters should pay "in every sense of the term" and called on the State to assume the recourse to the legitimate use of force provided by law, which he deemed vital for compatriots and the nation. https://t.co/Msx6j8F6Cg #France #Émeutes #Justice (translated)

The author described the cities, the streets, and the country as having been degraded and ravaged the day before. He believed that the crisis of trust and authority threatened democracy and that the country was being squeezed, even held hostage, by violence. https://t.co/Ar1nDCfozl #France #Démocratie #Confiance #FR (translated)

About 2,000 people were arrested in connection with the violence and looting that took place in France on Saturday and into the night, announced Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez on Sunday, who will travel to Marseille on Monday. #MarionMaréchal #violences #extrêmadroite (translated)

Christine Kelly wrote that the president was to speak at 8 PM. She stated that at 5:30 PM, stores were being looted live on television, in front of cameras, the French people, and political leaders, and lamented that no one intervened. She also used the phrase "not even afraid, not even hurt." #France #Politique #Actualité (translated)

Cerfia reported that Donald Tusk reacted to the riots in France by stating that Poland would not repeat the mistakes of other European countries and would not pay for them. The Polish leader declared that his country would continue to protect its borders against illegal immigration, reject asylum requests, and expel foreigners who broke the law. He added that Poland would be uncompromising on security matters. #Pologne #immigration #sécurité (translated)