France orders US ambassadors after letter to Macron

France has ordered US ambassador Charles Kushner today for a letter to French President Emmanuel Macron for anti-Semitic incidents in the country. In the letter, Kushner expressed his “concern about the increase in anti -Semitic acts in France and pointed out an alleged failure of the French authorities in combating these actions,” said the French Foreign Ministry on Sunday evening.

“The allegations are unacceptable,” it said. The increase in anti -Semitic incidents in France has been regretted since October 7, 2023. The French authorities would proceed against it, the Ministry said. The ambassador’s allegations would violate the duty of international law not to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries.

Kushner had the French President Emmanuel Macron accused of an “inadequate” commitment to anti -Semitism. In the letter to Macron, which was a copy of the AFP news agency on Sunday, Ambassador Charles Kushner expressed his “deep concern about the dramatic increase in anti -Semitism in France and the inadequate approach of its government”. Kushner continued to write that in France there is no day that Jews did not attack on the street, synagogues or schools smeared or business of Jews is devastated “.

Real estate entrepreneur Charles Kushner’s prevailed for tax evasion is the father of Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump. Kushner’s conviction was repaid by a act of mercy in 2020.

Almost 500,000 Jews live in France, and it is the largest Jewish community in Europe. Since the major attack of the radical Israel on Israel on October 7, 2023 and the war triggered in the Gaza Strip, the number of anti -Semitic deeds in France and other countries has risen sharply.