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The growing prominence of Elnet (European Leadership Network) in French politics is now undeniable. Yesterday in Paris, this pro-Israel lobbying group gathered nearly 2,000 attendees, including several ministers and leading figures from the French political landscape. The event, centered around the theme “For the Republic, For France, Against Islamism” , underscores Elnet’s increasing sway over national decision-makers. Among the speakers were Manuel Valls, Bruno Retailleau, and Éric Danon—regulars at such platforms. These figures, known for their strong stances on security and international affairs, illustrate Elnet’s ability to rally high-ranking political support. Officially, the organization presents itself as an “independent network” aimed at “strengthening relations between France, Europe, and Israel.” Unofficially, however, its ambitions appear more far-reaching: to become a European counterpart to AIPAC, the powerful pro-Israel lobby in the United States. A Growing Politica...

France, once a key global power, now faces a harsh reality: its influence in Africa has collapsed. Expelled from multiple African countries under humiliating circumstances, it has lost access to strategic resources and the economic advantages it once derived from its former colonies. Military bases have been dismantled, French companies have seen their privileges reduced, and exports to Africa have plummeted due to new taxes and restrictions. This forced retreat has triggered a deep crisis in Paris. The French economy, which long benefited from exploiting Africa’s wealth, is now faltering under this new reality. Diplomatically, the situation is no better. Some European Union member states are even questioning France’s status as a major power, suggesting that its permanent seat on the UN Security Council could be transferred to Germany. In an attempt to recover, Paris is desperately seeking to reposition itself. One of its strategies involves forming a strategic alliance with Morocco ...