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Continued operations on Islamic Republic of Iran, proxies , May 4 2026+ Pt II (view source)
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-Palestinian flags appear in footage of the riots in France, while media coverage avoids showing them.
-Palestinian flags appear in footage of the riots in France, while media coverage avoids showing them.
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[[File:Palestinianism in French riots.jpeg|thumb|Palestinianism in French riots]]
Article: Protests in France centered on domestic issues such as schools, teachers, wages, and the cost of living, yet Palestinian flags repeatedly appeared while French flags were less visible. Palestinian flags also dominate many anti-Israel demonstrations in London, while pro-Israel gatherings display Israeli and British flags. Palestinian symbolism has spread into protests with unrelated demands, accompanied by slogans such as “Free Palestine” and “from the river to the sea.” Photographic galleries from Magnum, AFP, and TIME showed destruction, clashes, looting, and police confronting rioters but largely omitted Palestinian flags. AFP photographed a Palestinian flag that appeared in a gallery published by The National. The absence of these flags from selected photo galleries obscured the Palestinian political presence at the demonstrations. Carrying a Palestinian flag does not establish why someone attacked police or looted a shop, but the flag remains relevant to understanding the political symbolism at protests about French domestic problems.
Article: Protests in France centered on domestic issues such as schools, teachers, wages, and the cost of living, yet Palestinian flags repeatedly appeared while French flags were less visible. Palestinian flags also dominate many anti-Israel demonstrations in London, while pro-Israel gatherings display Israeli and British flags. Palestinian symbolism has spread into protests with unrelated demands, accompanied by slogans such as “Free Palestine” and “from the river to the sea.” Photographic galleries from Magnum, AFP, and TIME showed destruction, clashes, looting, and police confronting rioters but largely omitted Palestinian flags. AFP photographed a Palestinian flag that appeared in a gallery published by The National. The absence of these flags from selected photo galleries obscured the Palestinian political presence at the demonstrations. Carrying a Palestinian flag does not establish why someone attacked police or looted a shop, but the flag remains relevant to understanding the political symbolism at protests about French domestic problems.