Arab parties could play a key role in the downfall of Benjamin Netanyahu during the Israeli elections, where the focus will be on future Middle East stability and resolving secular-orthodox tensions. #Izrael #választások #Netanjahu (translated)
Frontières stated that Le Monde initially indicated that flyers from the RN had been found in Kevin T.'s vehicle. According to the media, after this information was widely reported, Le Monde reportedly discreetly altered its article: the documents were no longer presented as RN flyers and had not been found in the shooter's car. https://t.co/NUHRMUyPZV #Trappes #LeMonde #Actualités (translated)
INKU wrote that the anime Bleach has now ended worldwide. He thanked Tite Kubo for accompanying fans for years and creating, according to him, one of the largest anime and manga communities, adding that the memorable moments of the series would remain in memory. https://t.co/xGocDqDDP8 #Bleach #anime #manga (translated)
The author called for participation in rallies against horror and racism, announced at 7 PM at Place Stalingrad in Paris and at 6 PM in front of the town hall of Amiens, as well as across France at the call of many civil society organizations. He also shared a link providing information about the rallies. https://t.co/2lM6d19kfG #Racisme #Solidarité #Mobilisation #FR (translated)
Guillaume Herblot wrote to Sonia Mabrouk that he respected her work and the quality of discussions on her shows, but criticized what he presented as a difference in political treatment. He claimed that, the day before, speakers, including Bruno Jeudy, had justified the last-minute cancellation of Éric Zemmour by BFMTV on the grounds that he had not sufficiently condemned the attack and was a "specialist in slippage." Herblot compared this decision to the reception given, according to him, to officials from LFI. He notably wrote that Bally Bagayoko had stated that "violence can be legitimate," supported the eviction of journalists from BFMTV, and maintained ambiguity about the degradations. He added that other figures from LFI defended comparable positions. According to him, if slippage or the justification of violence constituted a criterion, it should apply to everyone; otherwise, he felt it was no longer pluralism. He reiterated Robert Ménard's argument in favor of inviting and confronting controversial voices. #Débat #Pluralisme #LibertéDexpression (translated)
Bally Bagayoko presented Lula's victory in Brazil as a sign of hope and wrote that a mobilization in favor of democracy and social justice could allow France to follow a different path in 2027. He defended a candidacy for Jean-Luc Mélenchon and called to block what he described as a racist, authoritarian, and fascist drift. He urged voters to check their registration on the lists, to persuade their loved ones, and to assist those who are absent on election day in establishing a proxy. He also emphasized the importance of mobilizing young people in working-class neighborhoods, rural areas, and overseas territories. Bagayoko finally called for detained individuals who retain the right to vote to be able to exercise it, believing that this would recognize their place in society and contribute to their reintegration. He presented the fight against racism, hatred, and inequalities, as well as the defense of democracy and solidarity, as key issues for the country's future. #Démocratie #Solidarité #JusticeSociale (translated)
Hubiy wrote to NathaLyaFO that demonstrations were taking place throughout France for several causes. He indicated that the movement had started in mid-September, when high school students had blocked their schools to denounce their unsanitary conditions, the lack of equipment in classrooms and teachers, as well as overcrowded classes. #Manifestation #Éducation #France (translated)
Philippe Poutou estimated that the dominant media served the power by conducting a war propaganda against a revolt that he deemed justified and pleasing. He also saw it as an expression of the fear and class hatred of the privileged and defenders of a challenged capitalist order everywhere. #Médias #Propagande #Révolte (translated)
No doubt that after the attacks carried out yesterday by neo-Nazi gangs all over France, Mr. Lecornu will quickly move to denounce proxies of the RN. (translated)
FRENCHRAPUS wrote that the influence of GTA was present everywhere in the world and that GTA 6 was now the subject of billboards even on highways. He noted that one billboard associated the game with a message against drunk driving and announced its release in a month. https://t.co/1JKfvXKsbN #GTA6 #JeuxVidéo #Influence (translated)
Barack Obama joked about the decoration of the White House under Donald Trump, which he described as covered in gold. He questioned Trump's attraction to this metal and compared the place to a cheesecake factory designed by Saddam Hussein. #BarackObama #MaisonBlanche #humour #IQ #US (translated)
I find it quite reassuring to see that all over France, despite various forms of intimidation, hundreds of thousands of citizens, of whom I was one, disobeyed a scandalous ban on demonstrations on October 24, 2026. (translated)
They sowed fear. They sowed disorder. They sowed doubt. They did everything to make this day of mobilization a failure. And we gave the best response. Peacefully. In mass. A movement is rising everywhere. I am so proud tonight. (translated)
The attempt by the government to prevent anger from being expressed by banning protests is a spectacular failure. Everywhere, the marches are huge again. Macron must draw the consequences: stop his fascist maneuvers, meet the demands, or resign. (translated)
Régis de Castelnau accused Emmanuel Macron of having been installed at the Élysée by a "coup d'état" and cited Jacques Attali, François Hollande, the Socialist Party, magistrates, and plutocrats among those he held responsible. He stated that they should be held accountable. He also reproached the president for exploiting the tragedy in Trappes by presenting a planned act of terrorism against individuals based on their skin color or religion as unprecedented, which he argued amounted to denying the attacks, racist or religious murders, and terrorist acts that have occurred in France since 1980. In his message, de Castelnau accused Macron of wanting to directly frame freedom of expression and assembly without having the competence to do so. He recalled that, in his view, Article 11 of the Declaration of the Rights of Man guarantees this freedom and that protests require a prior declaration, not a request for authorization. He also mentioned a bill presented 50 years ago by the Minister of the Interior under Georges Pompidou, which the Constitutional Council had rejected because it established a regime of prior authorization. De Castelnau asserted that prefects could prohibit a demonstration likely to disturb public order, under the judge's control, but not solely on the grounds of the order desired by Macron. He indicated that the Council of State had reminded that the presidential declaration could not, on its own, affect the exercise of the freedoms to protest and assemble. https://t.co/WS1f4tPP8u #LibertéDExpression #Manifestation #PolitiqueFrance (translated)
Hungarian parliamentary parties commemorated the 70th anniversary of the 1956 revolution in different ways, while Fidesz supporters participated in celebrations, and the party leader was in Paris. #1956 #Magyarország #szabadság (translated)
Events celebrating the seventieth anniversary of the revolution included the ordering of György Matolcsy's arrest and the celebrations of political parties alongside Viktor Orbán spending October 23 in Paris. #forradalom70 #KossuthTér #MatolcsyLetartóztatás (translated)
Another drone attack occurred in the Black Sea near the Romanian shores, resulting in the death of one person and three crew members missing. #FeketeTenger #dróntámadás #Románia (translated)
MB wrote that the identity of the author of the attack, whether they were unbalanced or not, changes nothing about the necessity, according to him, of holding populist political leaders accountable who regularly expressed racist positions. He also pointed to the media system, which he accused of continuously inviting them. #Racisme #Politique #Médias (translated)
