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Some synagogues canceled prayers as French Jews faced warnings amid violent protests
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For some French Jews, Saturday’s unrest brought an unsettling warning: conceal outward signs of Jewish identity and avoid gathering outside synagogues.
One community member told Fox News Digital that some congregations had even canceled afternoon prayers on the Sabbath as demonstrations across France descended into violence.
Ahead of the protests on Saturday, he said, as a precaution, «Lots of synagogues sent out emails to their people saying, ‘We’re canceling Mincha on Shabbat afternoon. Please don’t go out. It’s going to be dangerous,’» Samuel Arrouas, a French Jewish community member who divides his time between Paris and Israel, told Fox News Digital.
Mincha is the Jewish afternoon prayer service. Arrouas, who returned to Israel before Saturday’s protests, described his shock over the messages. «I’m 40 years old. First time I heard this,» he said.
FRANCE’S MASSIVE INTEL FAILURE SPARKS RESIGNATION OFFERS AMID DAYS OF RIOTING
Protesters hold a Palestinian flag during demonstrations in Strasbourg, France, on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026. (Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters)
Arrouas said warnings also advised Jews against visibly wearing kippahs, traditional skullcaps, or tzitzit, ritual fringes worn by observant Jewish men. Worshipers were discouraged from lingering outside synagogues after services. «You go to prayers, and you immediately leave,» he said.
Before leaving France, Arrouas said he encountered masked demonstrators carrying Palestinian flags near Paris Dauphine University.
«It’s very scary,» he said. «When you’re Jewish and you pass in front of such a scene, the only thing you want to do is just get away.»
The concerns emerged as approximately 550,000 people demonstrated across France on Oct. 17 against rising fuel prices, the cost of living and deteriorating public services, including schools. The demonstrations were masked rioters clashed with police, looted businesses and set fire to vehicles and buildings in Paris, Marseille and other cities. France’s Interior Ministry reported approximately 2,400 arrests.
ISRAELI AMBASSADOR COMPARES FRANCE’S FAR-LEFT LEADER’S RHETORIC TO HITLER AS ANTISEMITISM SURGES
Pedestrians walk along a street covered in debris a day after nationwide protests against the «high cost of living,» in Marseille on October 18, 2026. (Thibaud Moritz/AFP/Getty Images)
President Emmanuel Macron called for «calm and order» in a national address, warning against escalation. «We all feel anger and shame,» he said, distinguishing protesters’ «legitimate demands» from «those who destroyed, smashed and looted.» He said «nothing justifies» the violence and pledged accountability. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez offered his resignation, which Macron refused.
Shannon Seban, the France-based executive director of European affairs at the Combat Antisemitism Movement, said the presence of Palestinian flags at demonstrations over domestic issues added to Jewish community concerns.
«We have seen Palestinian flags at demonstrations that were supposed to be about education and social demands. What does Gaza have to do with any of this?» Seban told Fox News Digital.
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A city employee cleans tags from walls in central Paris on October 18, 2026, a day after nationwide protests that turned violent in many places across France. (Matthieu Rondel/AFP/Getty Images)
«This has nothing to do with legitimate student demands anymore. We are talking about organized violence, about people who are not coming to demonstrate but to destroy, to attack our police officers and to challenge the authority of the Republic,» she said.
Seban linked the violence to rhetoric urging people to «globalize the intifada» and to antisemitic conspiracy theories circulating online.
«At the Combat Antisemitism Movement, we documented 1,384 antisemitic posts in just two days, including conspiracy theories accusing Jews and Israel of being behind the unrest,» Seban said.
«The right to protest is fundamental in a democracy. But the right to protest is not the right to destroy,» she added. «France and Europe must wake up. Before it is too late.»
In Marseille, Bruno Benjamin, president of the Marseille-Provence branch of CRIF, the Representative Council of French Jewish Institutions, described the damage to local businesses and the anxiety facing the community.
A Jewish man living in a council flat wears a kippah and looks at the buildings in his city in Paris on May 17, 2024. (Magali Cohen/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images)
«Several hundred shops were ransacked, vandalized and looted. The scale of the devastation is simply unbearable,» Benjamin told Fox News Digital.
He said shopkeepers had seen years of work destroyed within hours, leaving some facing layoffs or temporary unemployment for employees.
Two customers sit on the terrace of a café on a street covered in debris a day after nationwide protests turned violent in Marseille on Oct.18, 2026. (Thibaud Moritz/AFP/Getty Images)
«This is not just an attack on businesses. It is an attack on people’s livelihood, their dignity, and the very fabric of our society,» he said.
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France’s Jewish community security organization, SPCJ, cautioned against assuming that Jewish-owned property was targeted because of religion. In a statement provided to Fox News Digital, SPCJ said a break-in and vandalism at a synagogue in Paris’s 19th arrondissement initially suggested burglary, although the motive remained undetermined. Jewish-owned businesses were among those damaged in Marseille, it said, without evidence they had been singled out for being Jewish.
Protesters hold placards which read «Do not sacrifice French Jews» as they gather to condemn the alleged antisemitic gang rape of a 12-year-old girl, during a rally on Lyon Terreaux square in Lyon, central eastern France on June 19, 2024. (JEAN-PHILIPPE KSIAZEK/AFP via Getty Images)
The U.S. State Department’s existing Level 2 travel advisory urges Americans to exercise increased caution in France because of terrorism and unrest. Fox News Digital reached out to the French Embassy in Washington, D.C., for comment on the unrest and the safety of the Jewish community.
Benjamin said rising insecurity and antisemitism had left some French Jews considering whether to leave the country, while others remained determined to stay.
«We must relentlessly combat antisemitism, defend their right to live in safety and dignity and ensure that no Jew in France should ever have to choose between their personal security and their love for their country,» he said. «Because being Jewish in France should never mean having to live in fear.»
For Seban of the Combat Antisemitism Movement, it’s evident where the blame lies: «Let me be very clear: La France Insoumise and the far left bear a political responsibility for fueling this climate of violence and confrontation.»
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El Ministerio de Salud (Minsa) confirmó la muerte de una niña de un año y cuatro meses por tosferina en Platanares, distrito de Santa Fe, provincia de Darién, fronteriza con Colombia.
La menor no tenía antecedentes de vacunación contra la enfermedad, según informó la directora general de Salud Pública del Minsa Yelkys Gill.
El deceso ocurrió en medio de un reporte de cuatro casos de tosferina detectados esta semana, dos en menores de edad y dos en adultos.
Ninguno de los cuatro pacientes había recibido el esquema de inmunización correspondiente.
Además de la niña fallecida, otra menor de ocho meses, también residente en Platanares, permanece estable y recibe tratamiento médico.
Los otros dos casos corresponden a un adulto de 43 años en Tonosí, provincia de Los Santos, y otro de 46 años procedente de la provincia de Herrera.
Gill explicó que los análisis de laboratorio practicados a la niña fallecida detectaron además otros agentes virales, como rinovirus, adenovirus y enterovirus.
La funcionaria agregó que una condición nutricional complicó el cuadro de la menor.
La tosferina es una enfermedad respiratoria contagiosa que se reconoce por tos persistente e intensa, tos seca y repetitiva, fiebre y, en los niños, ataques de tos que pueden derivar en vómitos y dificultad para recuperarse entre episodios.
El Minsa recomienda verificar que los menores tengan completo su esquema de vacunación y no demorar la consulta médica ante síntomas respiratorios.
Como respuesta, el ministerio desarrolla jornadas de vacunación de barrido dirigidas a las personas que tuvieron contacto con los casos identificados. El objetivo es ampliar la protección y evitar nuevas transmisiones.
Gill reiteró que la vacunación es la principal herramienta para prevenir la enfermedad y reducir complicaciones, en especial en los niños pequeños. El Minsa también pide evitar el contacto de los bebés con personas que presenten síntomas respiratorios.
En paralelo, el ministerio intensifica la vigilancia epidemiológica y el control de vectores en los alrededores de Merca Panamá, donde se registraron 124 casos de malaria.
De ese total, 59 personas completaron el tratamiento, 50 se encuentran en proceso de la medicación y 15 lo abandonaron.
Las autoridades realizan gestiones para localizar a quienes dejaron el tratamiento y garantizar que retomen el esquema indicado.
La malaria se transmite exclusivamente por la picadura de un mosquito infectado, no pasa de persona a persona, ni por alimentos, agua o contacto físico como un saludo de mano.
El vector tiene hábitos principalmente nocturnos, por lo que la vigilancia se refuerza durante la noche y la madrugada.
Gill explicó que cerca del 75% de los afectados son trabajadores informales, principalmente carretilleros que desarrollan sus labores en Merca Panamá.
La funcionaria señaló que esa situación exige un abordaje integral entre el sector salud y otras instituciones.
El Minsa, Mi Ambiente, el Instituto de Acueductos y Alcantarillados Nacionales (Idaan), el Municipio, el Ministerio de Obras Públicas (MOP) y la Policía Nacional participarán de una jornada de limpieza en las áreas perimetrales de Merca Panamá.
“No basta con realizar fumigaciones”, planteó Gill, quien remarcó que es necesario intervenir los ambientes donde se reproduce el mosquito transmisor mediante la limpieza de áreas verdes, drenajes y espacios con acumulación de agua.
También se instalará un punto de control en los accesos a Merca Panamá para identificar a personas con síntomas febriles y facilitar su evaluación médica.
El ministerio mantiene un puesto de salud activo las 24 horas y personal de control de vectores trabaja desde la 1:00 a. m., durante el horario de mayor actividad del mosquito.
Entre los síntomas que la población debe vigilar figuran fiebre intermitente, escalofríos, dolor de cabeza, dolor muscular y episodios recurrentes de fiebre, incluso con intervalos de varios días.
Gill recomendó que toda persona con estos síntomas, en especial si estuvo expuesta a áreas con presencia de mosquitos o vegetación, acuda de inmediato a una instalación de salud para su evaluación.
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Trump meets key Iran war mediator as UAE reveals major oil export surge despite conflict
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — President Donald Trump met Qatar’s prime minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, on Monday at the White House as diplomatic efforts to end the war with Iran continue, even as Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns that negotiations remain far from a breakthrough and Tehran signals a willingness to negotiate without yielding to pressure.
The competing messages come as the Strait of Hormuz remains a major source of global economic disruption and regional governments push for a diplomatic solution to a conflict that has subjected Gulf countries to thousands of Iranian missile and drone attacks.
Speaking to reporters Sunday before departing for a G7 foreign ministers meeting in Paris, Rubio said there had been little progress in negotiations and rejected the terms put forward by Tehran.
«I wouldn’t say we’re on the verge of a breakthrough,» Rubio said.
RUBIO DEFENDS TRUMP’S IRAN WAR AS NOT ‘NECESSARILY POPULAR, BUT NECESSARY’
Cargo is loaded at the Port of Fujairah, as the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran limits marine traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, May 6, 2026. (Amr Alfiky/Reuters)
He emphasized that Trump prefers a diplomatic settlement but described Iran’s demands as unrealistic.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Monday that Tehran was prepared to negotiate an end to what he described as a prolonged state of neither war nor peace.
«We can negotiate with dignity and resolve the issue with dignity. We favor dialogue and negotiations,» Pezeshkian said, according to Anadolu Agency on November 9, citing an Iranian presidential statement.
He said Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei had instructed officials to end the uncertainty but insisted that Iran would not surrender to coercion.
Trump, meanwhile, signaled Sunday that he was not seeking another escalation. In an interview with CBS’ «60 Minutes,» the president said he saw no reason to intensify the war with Iran while maintaining that the Strait of Hormuz was open.
Mediators have been discussing a two-day proposal under which the United States would lift its naval blockade and release some frozen Iranian funds. Tehran would then take steps toward renewed nuclear inspections and reopen the Strait of Hormuz before broader negotiations resumed, according to Axios on November 9.
The proposal has not been accepted by Washington, and significant differences remain over the terms of any agreement.
‘VAST MAJORITY’ OF IRAN’S ATTEMPTED ATTACKS ON STRAIT OF HORMUZ ARE UNSUCCESSFUL, CENTCOM SPOKESMAN SAYS
A satellite image shows the Strait of Hormuz, a key maritime passage connecting the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman, vital for global energy supply. (Amanda Macias/Fox News Digital)
Hormuz: Open for shipping, but at what cost?
Nowhere are the consequences of the diplomatic stalemate clearer than in the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow shipping corridor connecting the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman.
Before the war, the equivalent of roughly one-fifth of global petroleum liquids consumption and more than one-fifth of global liquefied natural gas trade passed through the waterway, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, making it one of the world’s most strategically important maritime routes.
Since the conflict began, Iranian attacks, shipping restrictions and U.S. military operations have severely disrupted commercial traffic.
Despite the American naval presence, attacks on commercial vessels have continued.
Reuters reported Monday that tanker attacks in the Gulf and Strait of Hormuz had accelerated sharply in October and continued into November. Iranian authorities also claimed that a tanker had struck a mine east of the strait on Sunday.
In an interview with Fox News Digital at the ADIPEC energy conference in Abu Dhabi, Amos Hochstein, a former senior adviser to President Joe Biden and now managing partner at TWG Global, challenged claims that the strait had effectively reopened.
HORMUZ CRISIS HIDES A DEEPER OIL THREAT THAT COULD OUTLAST THE WAR
A view of the Port of Fujairah as U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran limits marine traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, on May 6, 2026. (REUTERS)
«There has been a hot conflict in the Strait of Hormuz on almost a nightly basis. Tankers are getting fired on, tankers are getting hit,» Hochstein said.
«If you need a heavy U.S. military presence just to let an oil tanker go through, to me that’s the definition of not open,» he told Fox News Digital.
Hochstein argued that the extraordinary security measures required to protect commercial vessels demonstrate that normal navigation has not been restored.
Higher insurance premiums, the danger of additional attacks and restrictions on maritime traffic have continued to burden the global economy.
His assessment contrasts with the more optimistic picture offered by U.S. Central Command. In late October, Adm. Brad Cooper, commander of CENTCOM, said American forces had cleared primary shipping routes of Iranian mines and assisted thousands of commercial vessels transiting the waterway.
According to a CENTCOM statement reported October 25, more than 3,000 commercial vessels had successfully transited Hormuz with American military support over the preceding six months.
But for Hochstein, the ability of military forces to escort ships does not mean the commercial risks have disappeared.
He suggested that negotiations could proceed on separate tracks, with Washington concentrating on Iran’s nuclear program while Gulf governments take a greater role in discussions over freedom of navigation and maritime security.
«Maybe the Gulf allies themselves should be the ones that are managing that part of the negotiation on the [strait] while the United States would manage the negotiations … on the nuclear front,» Hochstein told Fox News Digital.
Dr. Angela Wilkinson, CEO of the World Energy Council, said the disruption of the Strait of Hormuz has exposed the need to rethink global energy markets, which have traditionally prioritized efficiency over resilience.
«Efficiency is not enough. We have to have resilience,» Wilkinson told Fox News Digital at ADIPEC.
«What we at the World Energy Council recommend is that we rebalance energy,» she said, advocating solutions that address energy security, affordability and sustainability simultaneously.
«We have escalating logistics costs, but we’ve got new vulnerabilities of interdependency. And that’s what we’re navigating our way through.»
TOP GULF OFFICIAL OFFERS GLIMMER OF HOPE ON TRUMP-IRAN NUCLEAR TALKS AS THREAT OF WAR HANGS OVER REGION
Dr. Ali Rashid Al Nuaimi, chairman of the UAE Federal National Council’s Defense, Interior and Foreign Affairs Committee, speaks to Fox News Digital in Abu Dhabi about the Iranian threat, regional security and prospects for diplomacy. (Efrat Lachter/Fox News Digital)
UAE says oil exports have risen despite the conflict
For the UAE, the disruption has accelerated efforts to reduce dependence on the Strait of Hormuz.
The Emirates has invested in alternative routes, particularly its pipeline to Fujairah on the Gulf of Oman, outside the strait, allowing some oil exports to bypass the contested shipping corridor.
Al Nuaimi said the country had substantially increased its oil exports since the war began.
«We want the Strait of Hormuz to be open, to be respected according to international law, but we don’t wait and make our country and our people hostages to others. … Before the war started on February 28th, we used to export 3.1, 3.2 million barrels a day. Now we are exporting almost 4.4.»
UAE Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei also said at ADIPEC on November 2 that the country’s exports had, at times, exceeded prewar levels.
The country is also investing in new export routes, overseas storage capacity and shipping infrastructure to strengthen its ability to withstand future disruptions.
Hochstein praised the UAE and Saudi Arabia for anticipating the risks associated with dependence on a single maritime route.
«You can create alternative pathways and infrastructure, but those are redundancies,» he said.
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Attendees gather at ADIPEC 2026, one of the world’s largest energy conferences, held in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Nov. 2–5, 2026, as industry leaders discuss global energy security, technological innovation and the growing role of artificial intelligence. (Efrat Lachter/Fox News Digital)
His point was that alternative infrastructure can reduce the economic impact of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz but cannot entirely replace the waterway.
The wider consequences have been felt across international energy markets, with increased shipping costs and supply disruptions affecting consumers far beyond the Middle East.
In a separate exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Mohammed Baharoon, director general of the Emirati research center B’huth, argued that the confrontation over the Strait of Hormuz amounts to a separate economic war with consequences far beyond the region.
«The third war was Iran’s war on global economy by blocking the Strait of Hormuz,» Baharoon said. «And they’ve affected people in the Philippines, in India, in Brazil that has nothing to do with this conflict.»
He argued that the disruption has exposed the vulnerability of countries dependent on a single shipping corridor, reinforcing the need for alternative pipelines, transportation networks and supply chains.
«And part of resilience is that you will not have only one outlet,» he said.
Baharoon stressed that those investments were not simply emergency responses to the war but part of a longer-term effort to strengthen regional connectivity.
«The war might have accelerated the plans, but the plans have always been there,» he said.
Even if Hormuz fully reopens, he argued, the region will still need more routes for international trade.
Vessels transit the Strait of Hormuz off Bandar Abbas in southern Iran on Aug. 10, 2026. (Atta Kenare/AFP via Getty Images)
«We need more access, we’ll need more supply chains. And we need them to be not only durable, resilient, but also redundant.»
Fox News Digital reached out to the White House for comment but did not receive a response before publication.
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Newly elected Dem’s blistering GOP attacks emerge after she courted Republican voters: ‘Lit on fire’
South Carolina’s Democratic senator-elect has a history of trashing Republicans and advocating passionately for transgender rights on social media, with many of those posts reemerging after her victory earlier this month.
«The T in LGBTQ+ stands for TRANSGENDER,» Annie Andrews, who is set to represent a state President Donald Trump won by roughly 18%, posted in 2023. «If you don’t support trans people, keep your cute pride post in your draft tweets, be better, and try again next year.»
«Periodic reminder that I support trans kids because I am not an a–hole,» she posted around the same time.
The posts stand in stark contrast to the more moderate image Andrews presented during her successful campaign against Republican Sen. Darline Graham, when she courted Republicans and independents in the deep-red state and distanced herself from some of her earlier positions on transgender issues.
MASSIVE UPSET: ANDREWS DOWNS TRUMP-BACKED GRAHAM IN RUBY-RED SOUTH CAROLINA
Beyond transgender issues, where she later distanced herself from certain positions in a campaign ad, Andrews also made her disdain clear for the Republican Party before running for Senate — statements that clashed with the emphasis she placed on bipartisanship while on the campaign trail.
In August 2024, Andrews stated that the Republican Party «needs to be lit on fire & thrown in the dumpster & plunged into the deepest depths of the ocean never to be seen again,» after some individuals on social media mocked Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s son.
SC DEM SENATE CANDIDATE CLAIMS SHE WILL STAND UP TO HER PARTY AS GRAHAM TIES HER TO ‘SOCIALIST DEMOCRATS’
«Herpes is forever,» she said in another post. «JD Vance doesn’t have to be.»
«Wow they let you out of the kitchen. Congrats,» Andrews wrote in a post reacting to GOP Sen. Katie Britt talking about a White House visit, making a jab at Britt with a reference to women being confined to traditional homemaking roles.
While Andrews had strong words for Republicans before launching her Senate bid, she worked to appease them in the lead-up to Election Day.
At an October town hall billed as «Republicans and Independents for Annie,» for instance, she said the campaign was for people more concerned about bills, rural hospitals and government integrity than party labels. She repeatedly stated that she intended to work across the aisle if elected and that her campaign was «not just for Democrats.»
DEMOCRATS ARE CHANGING THEIR TRANSGENDER MESSAGE. REPUBLICANS SAY THEY’RE JUST FLIP-FLOPPING
Andrews made scores of other posts expressing support for abortion access, drag queen story hours and increased restrictions on firearm ownership, among other issues. She reposted one post calling semi-automatic rifles «weapons of war,» for instance.
«Republicans spent all their money trying to defeat Abdul and hired zero opposition researchers on Annie,» independent journalist Zaid Jilani wrote on X, responding to one of Andrews’ pro-transgender resurfaced posts.
WHERE TOP DEMOCRAT SENATE CANDIDATES AND THEIR GOP OPPONENTS STAND ON TRANS ATHLETES IN WOMEN’S SPORTS
While some have criticized Republicans for not capitalizing on Andrews’ posts while on the campaign trail, the GOP did dredge old statements in an attempt to dissuade voters from backing her.
«Annie Andrews launched her political career fighting for her trans agenda … dozens of comments and tweets advocating for dudes in girls’ sports, procedures on minors, and more,» National Republican Senatorial Committee advisor Nathan Brand posted in October, responding to an ad released by Andrews disavowing biological men in women’s sports. «Now she is walking it ALL back.»
Republicans leaned heavily into transgender issues, particularly banning sex change procedures for children and biological men from competing in women’s sports, during the 2026 electoral cycle. While the focus on such issues did not prevent the GOP from losing what are usually safe seats, a number of ballot measures rolling back transgender rights passed in liberal states.
The Andrews campaign did not respond to a request for comment when reached by Digital on Monday.
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