Maha Mohammed Sharif
Rebellion has always taken a form of disobedience and right in the legal sense, but it is a right that some take despite its risks, and consider it a kind of force, to take on a political aspect against injustice and arbitrariness. Its times vary against pension reform. Paris is already suffering from a more serious problem than the current unrest. Today, in the center of Paris on the Champs-Elysées, people are breathing tear gas amid riots that have crowded the streets since the murder of Nael, a young Algerian-French man, by a policeman in a Parisian residential area.
At a time when France is witnessing difficult times and holding its breath as unrest spreads across the country, sparked by the often socially neglected suburbs after the police shooting this week of a young Algerian, it is thus calling for systems, laws, constitutions and the set of formulas used, And it gives what is happening an arrogant quality, especially after the police issued a statement describing the demonstrators as “vermin” and “barbaric rabble,” warning that the country is mired in the middle of a civil war.
Hence, the position of public opinion will be difficult for French President Emmanuel Macron. He will be concerned that such a campaign may ignite greater anger in the streets and further distort France’s international standing, with the noise of mass demands and the divergence of ideologies in their vision of solving problems and controlling phenomena. Nationalist parties hungry for past glories, and other far-right parties that are becoming very popular.
Is Europe witnessing the rise of the extreme right? The infection spreads to the rest of the countries, especially after the far-right Sweden Democrats party achieved great gains in the recent Swedish elections, as it is likely to become the second largest political party in the country after the Social Democratic Party, and it is now the largest right-wing party, and the proliferation of these parties usually grows in Weak regimes, and no one can eliminate this competition or conflict, and the clash between the population and the authority indicates that the situation is out of control, and may lead to civil war in the future.
In most cases, these groups have religious prejudices, as their members consider themselves defenders of the Christian religion, and in fact, all attempts rely on some observations about the continuation of unrest so that people do not know how to live in a vague and vague concept that lacks justice and equality, after they find that politics is not It conforms to morals and contributes to spreading more chaos, with the rise of the voices of extremist parties who use religion as an excuse to preserve Christian values ​​and stir up conflicts with other religions such as Islam and Judaism, for example. Is Europe paying the price for the lack of integration of those of other origins among its citizens, and has it been late in addressing this aspect? ?.
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