François Bayrou, the French Prime Minister, expressed his concerns on Sunday during an exclusive interview with the Journal du Dimanche (JDD). He spoke of a “chain explosion” within French society, threatening the ability of citizens to live together.
Bayrou stressed that this was his main concern, rather than debating the terminology of Islamophobia: “You will not take me to the War of Words. What matters to me is not the word is what is happening, “he said. These remarks aim to draw attention to a broader societal crisis.
In this interview, Bayrou recognized the growing existence of discrimination based on religion, skin color or origin in French society. He described this phenomenon as “danger” by insisting: “I see a danger: that of looking at his fellow citizens only by their origin, their skin color or their religion. »»
The Prime Minister firmly denounced all forms of hatred, whether they aim for Muslims, Jews or Christians, stating that these attitudes contrary to republican principles are unacceptable for him. He added that “the detestation of a fellow citizen for what he is, for his origin, for his faith, for his philosophy, I will never accept it”.
François Bayrou also addressed the question of “wars of religion”, considering them as “symptoms of the worst”, calling into question the republican unity of France. He concluded on the importance of promoting mutual understanding and using the right language to thwart tensions.
By approaching economic challenges, Bayrou mentioned the possibility of an upcoming referendum, linked to the budgetary effort required to reduce public debt. “This is an overall plan that I want to submit,” he added, insisting on the popular support necessary to achieve these objectives.
This information was communicated by our source, Anadolu, stressing the importance of vigilance in the face of current tensions in France.
