Politics
Add as a preferred source on GoogleASER said the flight was scheduled to leave Paris on Thursday, Nov. 5.
French lawmaker Thomas Portes called for blocking a shipment he described as military cargo bound for Israel and called France “complicit in genocide” in a post on X.
Portes said the aircraft was preparing to leave Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport. An ASER statement gave the scheduled departure as 3:35 p.m. in Paris Thursday, Nov. 5, or 9:35 a.m. ET (14:35 UTC).
France 24 said students considered the government's response insufficient; EconoTimes had earlier reported expected blockades starting Nov. 2.
He cited the 2003 Iraq War while warning that continued U.S. wars on Israel’s behalf could weaken American power, cost lives and cause financial harm.
Peace Now, Ir Amim and Bimkom said about 20 Palestinians were displaced from Bir al-Maskoub on Tuesday as authorities demolished roughly half its structures.
