France Boosts Security for Israel Football Match

In response to recent violence involving Israeli fans in Amsterdam, Paris is implementing extensive security measures for the UEFA Nations League match between France and Israel, with 4,000 police officers and additional private security to prevent clashes between pro-Palestine groups and Jewish supporters. Geopolitical tensions and antisemitic violence have heightened security concerns, prompting Stade de France to restrict attendance to 13,000 as a precaution. French President Emmanuel Macron will attend the match to signal solidarity against antisemitism. Meanwhile, France has summoned Israel's ambassador following an incident where Israeli security forces entered a French-administered site in Jerusalem, underscoring the diplomatic strains between the two nations.