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A French MP declared that Israeli athletes are “not welcome” at the Paris Olympics and called for protests against Israeli participation in the games.
“We are a few days away from an international event that will be held in Paris, which is the Olympic Games. I am here to say that no, the Israeli delegation is not welcome in Paris.” Yonathan Arfi, the president of the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions of France , accused the leftist lawmaker of putting “a target on the back of Israeli athletes.”
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