— Ambassade d’Israël en France (@IsraelenFrance) February 4, 2021
if(window.location.pathname.indexOf(“656089”) != -1){console.log(“hedva connatix”);document.getElementsByClassName(“divConnatix”)[0].style.display =”none”;} Audrey Pulvar, Paris’ deputy mayor tweeted after the adoption that “Antisemitism is not an option, but a crime,” adding that the vote of the Municipality of Paris during Thursday’s Council was intended to recall this and to reiterate [the] condemnation of any antisemitic words or acts, including when they disguise themselves under anti-Zionism.
L’antisémitisme n’est pas une opinion, c’est un délit.
Notre vote en #ConseilDeParis visait à le rappeler solennellement et à redire notre condamnation sans appel de tout propos ou acte antisémites, y compris quand ils se dissimulent sous les traits de l’anti-sionisme. https://t.co/gmPunJpvEm— Audrey PULVAR (@AudreyPulvar) February 4, 2021
Submitted to a vote at the initiative of lawyer and 16th Paris District Mayor Francis Szpiner, the resolution was supported by many, among them Senator Remi Féraud, from the “Paris en commun” group, who expressed his full support in the adoption of the definition.
— Rémi Féraud (@RemiFeraud) February 4, 2021