France’s Muslim Riots Take Explosive New Turn

For decades, successive French governments opened their boarders to people from dangerous jihad nations. This is the result. The French government usually takes negligible action to subdue these violent protestors, since they need their vote to win elections. France is toast. Not salvageable. Don’t let this happen to America. Vote Republican in November.

Robert Spencer: Muslim students, both Arab and African, have for more than a week been rioting at high schools across France. They have set fire to school buses and to many schools, causing tens of millions of dollars in damages. They have repeatedly attacked teachers and school administrators, some have been doused with gasoline.

France in total chaos: police flee. pic.twitter.com/97qphdbCa0

— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) October 3, 2026

FRANCE’S SOLIDARITY WITH GAZA IS ALMOST COMPLETE

The French showed so much solidarity with Gaza, they apparently decided France should start looking like it too. pic.twitter.com/X36ELFFwpS

— Mossad Commentary (@MOSSADil) October 3, 2026

• ‘HELL ON EARTH”: France Burns, Rioters Torch Firefighter, Burn Woman’s Face With Flamethrower, 400 Schools Closed, “Unprecedented”
• ABSOLUTE CHAOS IN FRANCE: Muslims and Leftists Wreak Havoc, Declare War Against the French State, Muslim Mayor Joins In

France enjoying the religion of peace https://t.co/ZCSE8O9fAJ

— Commentary Trump Daily Posts (@TrumpDailyPosts) October 3, 2026

France’s most infamous no-go zone has a far-left Muslim mayor laughing with rioters at a high school being burned down.

France is watching its own collapse.

— Brigitte Gabriel (@ACTBrigitte) September 30, 2026

But … but … they recognized Palestine

— Marc Thiessen (@marcthiessen) October 3, 2026

Revolution by immigration. Devastating. Suicidal.

— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) October 3, 2026

French pupil protests: Riot police, burning bins and halted trams

A high school entrance hall caught fire in one French city and teenage protesters blocked trams in another on Thursday, as secondary pupils upped their strike over what they denounce as poor learning conditions.

The movement in the lycees, which students aged 15 to 18 attend for their final three years of secondary education in France, has seen hundreds detained in recent days.

Since last week, pupils have staged protests outside schools over grievances ranging from timetables, class sizes and a shortage of teachers to overheated classrooms during this year’s heatwaves.

The protests have spread across the country from the Paris suburbs, with the government accusing hard-left politicians of encouraging the unrest.

Riot police were deployed to confront the students, with the force launching internal probes after accusations of brutality against three pupils, according to Interior Minister Laurent Nunez.

Some 340 demonstrations were underway in front of high schools mid-morning, with more than 160 establishments shut down as a result, police said.

University students joined in on Thursday, blocking physical access to around 30 campuses, including in Paris and the southern city of Marseille, a student union said.

Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu urged all ministers to postpone any travel nationwide, a source close to him said, so local authorities could “focus their resources on managing” the protests.

In the northwestern city of Nantes, firefighters had to intervene to put out a fire in the entrance of a high school “following a gathering marked by violence towards staff”, the regional education board said.

Regional authorities reported “acts of violence near high schools”, mainly in Nantes, blaming “violent individuals” who “join the students to carry out acts of vandalism”.

Summer ‘unbearable’

In the northeastern city of Strasbourg, authorities ordered trams to grind to a halt to “restrict the movements of rioters and demonstrators”, the regional prefect said.

Raphael, a 17-year-old who did not give his surname for fear of reprisals, was among the protesters outside a school in Strasbourg, where some used barriers to obstruct the nearby tramway tracks.

“There are 35 of us per classroom. With 35 degrees Celsius in summer, it’s unbearable. There aren’t enough toilets, and there are water leaks in some rooms,” Raphael said.

“The building is falling apart, the cafeteria is too small. There’s zero budget, zero resources, not enough supervisors,” he said.

Nearby, students took photos of themselves in front of burning rubbish bins, holding up the sign with their school’s name ripped off the tram stop.

Most pupils did not take part in the clashes that followed, instead breaking out into a sprint down the avenue when the police fired tear gas.

In the northern city of Lille, young people wearing black hoodies destroyed the glass of a bus stop. Firefighters intervened to put out the flames on upturned dustbins set on fire.

The government has accused the hard-left France Unbowed (LFI) party of encouraging the protests.

But LFI’s candidate for the 2027 presidential election, Jean-Luc Melenchon, said on Wednesday that his party “called for non-violent methods of struggle”.

— CGTN America (@cgtnamerica) October 2, 2026

France’s teen riots take explosive new turn as government points finger at hard left

LFI leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon denies responsibility as intelligence agencies point to hard-left politicians

By Fox News, Oct 4th, 2026

Violent student unrest intensified across France on Friday as riot police clashed with teenagers in several cities, roughly 400 high schools remained shuttered and authorities said some 2,000 people had been arrested since the protests began — while the government increasingly blamed the country’s hard left.

Tear gas filled streets in Strasbourg, protesters fired fireworks toward police lines in Marseille, and garbage bins were set ablaze in Rennes, while clashes also broke out in Paris, Reuters reported Friday. The latest violence marks a sharp escalation from the unrestt reported by Fox News Digital Thursday, when hundreds had been arrested as school blockades and clashes spread across the country.

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