French police confront minors
The article discusses the protests of minors in France and the police's treatment of them, as they demand improvements in their school conditions and the provision of substitute teachers to address shortages. It points out that these events reflect racist practices and violent outbursts by the police, as part of a broader context of racial discrimination in Europe. Despite the importance of this issue, the writer emphasizes that his core concerns are related to the Israeli occupation's violations against Palestinians. He hopes for a global revolution against injustice, colonialism, and racial discrimination, highlighting the need to focus on improving educational environments and employing unemployed teachers.
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