FRANCE RIOTS EXPLODE: Rioters Threaten Macron’s Palace as Historic Buildings Burn to the Ground

FRANCE RIOTS EXPLODE: Rioters Threaten Macron’s Palace as Historic Buildings Burn to the Ground, Police Run For Their Lives, and Stores Get Looted (VIDEOS)

Cullen Linebarger

The Islamo-Marxist riots in France have completely exploded after weeks of mayhem and are threatening President Emmanuel Macron’s home.

As The Daily Mail reported, thousands of violent protesters overturned cars, set buildings ablaze, and attacked police across the country.

The worst violence arguably occurred in Lyon. There, a tourist office and cars were set on fire by rioters.

France’s interior minister, Laurent Nuñez, also added that looting by the red-green rioters was recorded in many cities. These cities included Paris, Rouen, Nantes, Toulouse, and Marseille.

Several videos have emerged showing just how ugly the scenes were

Now, one of the most historic structures in the entire country, the 143-year-old Limoges town hall, has now burned to the ground as the police continue to sit on their hands.

Rioters are on the verge of reaching Macron’s palace. Just imagine the horror if it were set on fire as well.

France will have officially fallen.

Police officers are also running for their lives:

Despite all of this, Nuñez says that they will NOT declare a state of emergency.

This is a result of failed previous efforts by authorities to shut down the riots.

In one instance, in Marseille, France, on October 2, a hooded 15-year-old burned a woman’s face with an aerosol can and a lighter at Place du 4-Septembre. She had tried to stop protesters from vandalizing a bus shelter.

Police arrested the teenager that evening in the Frais-Vallon district after identifying him through video surveillance.

He was charged with voluntary violence with three aggravating circumstances: using a weapon, acting as part of a group, and concealing his face. The prosecutor said, “No demand of any kind could justify such acts of violence.”

NEW: Video & photos provided to @FoxNews via @GraceCarnathan, who is in Paris right now, give a look at the ongoing riots there, with fires burning in multiple areas of the city. One mob shown with Soviet Union & pro-Communist flags.

PROTESTERS IN PARIS are now trying to reach MACRON'S PRESIDENTIAL PALACE

They now attempt to push toward the Élysée Palace, where specialist riot police have been deployed. Macron spent the day promising to punish those spreading chaos. That chaos is now coming to his doorstep.

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'This is our homeland': Netanyahu responds to Obama accusations that Israel stole Palestinian land

'This is our homeland': Netanyahu responds to Obama accusations that Israel stole Palestinian land

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded on Friday to comments made by former US president Barack Obama, in which he accused Israel of taking "land off people" and being "excessive," referring to Israel's treatment of the Palestinian people throughout the country's history.

Obama made the comments during a visit to Belfast, Northern Ireland, on Tuesday.

"The Jewish people are not foreign occupiers in the land of our forefathers," Netanyahu said in a video posted to X/Twitter. "Our history is not a colonial enterprise. Our land is not stolen land. This is our homeland."

Netanyahu called Obama's Belfast comments a "regrettable statement," emphasizing the connection between the Jewish people and the Land of Israel, noting its biblical name, "Judea."

"That's where Jews come from," he said. "And we've been attached to it for thousands of years."

The prime minister differentiated Israel from European nations with colonial pasts, saying that the Jews in Israel are not "the Dutch in Indonesia... the Belgians in the Congo, we're Jews in Judea."

Regarding the path to a peace agreement, Netanyahu said that the obstacle to peace is not Israel, but rather the enemies in the region shared by Israel and the United States.

Specifically, Netanyahu noted the enemies' "refusal to recognize the Jewish people's right to a state of our own, in any boundary."

He cited chants of "Death to Israel" and "Death to America," which are common in states like Iran, a shared enemy of the US and Israel.

"We are the 'Little Satan,' you are the 'Great Satan,'" he said, referencing how such states often refer to Israel and the US, respectively, saying that both countries are "defending our common civilization."

"A peace built on illusions will crash against the rocks of Middle Eastern reality," said Netanyahu. "Israel will not gamble with its survival to accommodate those who refuse to accept the facts of history, to accept our right to exist, or who wish to appease terror.

"We certainly do not; we never will," he concluded.

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Homes Go Up in Flames as California Wildfire Spreads Across 465 Acres

Homes Go Up in Flames as California Wildfire Spreads Across 465 Acres

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A wildfire driven by Santa Ana winds burned 465 acres and damaged or destroyed at least six homes Friday as residents fled neighborhoods in San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano, California.

The Norte Fire broke out around 11:33 a.m. near Portico Del Norte and Eminencia Del Norte in San Clemente, according to CAL FIRE. It spread to 250 acres by early afternoon and reached 465 acres by about 2:40 p.m.

Flames pushed into residential areas as firefighters worked to protect houses from the ground and air. Homes burned near Avenida Calita, Via La Mirada, and Via De Agua in San Juan Capistrano, where aerial footage showed fire coming through rooftops, NBC Los Angeles reported.

Orange County Fire Authority officials confirmed that at least six homes had been damaged or destroyed. The preliminary count did not specify how many had been lost entirely. The fire remained at 0% containment Friday afternoon, according to ABC News.

More than 500 firefighters were battling the blaze.

“We’re doing everything we can to protect structures,” Orange County Fire Authority Capt. Steve Concialdi said.

Mandatory evacuation orders covered San Clemente zones SCL12 and SCL13, San Juan Capistrano zones SJC04, SJC05 and SJC10. CAL FIRE’s incident page described an “immediate threat to life” and said the affected areas were closed to public access.

Officials urged people to leave rather than remain nearby to watch the firefighting effort.

“Please evacuate, do not stand around,” Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley told NBC Los Angeles. She warned that people gathering on sidewalks were putting themselves in danger.

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Yellow Vests Return As French Protests Spread And Macron's Crisis Deepens

Yellow Vests Return As French Protests Spread And Macron's Crisis Deepens

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Remnants of the original Yellow Vests (Gilets Jaunes) movement are joining the ongoing far-left riots/protests, potentially broadening social instability and increasing pressure on President Emmanuel Macron as he approaches the end of his term in crisis.

France's political, social and fiscal pressures are increasingly reinforcing one another, with high borrowing costs making its expansive welfare state harder to finance. 

France's five-year sovereign credit default swap spread has jumped to about 79 basis points, more than double its recent level near 30 basis points and roughly its highest since 2013. The surge shows investors demand a higher premium to insure French government debt against default as concern over sovereign credit risk mounts. However, the spread remains well below the 222 bps peak seen during the eurozone debt crisis in 2011. 

These pressures have provided tailwinds for Marine Le Pen's right-wing National Rally (RN), which is positioning itself as an alternative ahead of next year's presidential election. Le Pen's recently unveiled shadow budget proposes spending cuts to restore fiscal common sense and reduce the risk of a sovereign debt crisis.

Le Pen's Polymarket odds of winning next year's election currently stand at ...

Bloomberg quoted the Interior Ministry early Saturday as expecting hundreds of actions, including blockades of motorway toll booths and service stations, alongside 90 marches.

It looks like a new wave of mass protest have erupted in France, the "Yellow Vests" and students are demonstrating against high prices and working conditions. https://t.co/VslD5oH8Ds

— MenchOsint (@MenchOsint) October 17, 2026

"We're expecting a pretty big mobilization" by protesters, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez told local media late Friday.

The left-wing CGT (Confédération Générale du Travail), one of France's major trade unions, is expected to participate, as indications suggest that weeks of far-left demonstrations are broadening.

The unrest puts significant pressure on Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu as he seeks parliamentary support to curb spending and reduce the budget deficit to 5% of economic output in 2027, a target France missed this year. Notably, France last balanced its budget in 1973. 

The Yellow Vests first emerged in 2018 against Macron's proposed fuel-tax increase, drawing support from working-class folks concerned about rising living costs in the welfare state.

 An uncomfortable reality is setting in for French elites: throwing more money at handouts and degrading services, on top of mass migration, has been a toxic progressive experiment that appears to be unraveling at the seams.

As Macron and his globalist buddies lose control of France, unrest has spread to other corners of the bloc, including Spain, Italy, Albania, and Belgium.

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