French Jews are fleeing their homeland in record numbers, choosing Israel over the rising tide of antisemitism swallowing Europe. Nearly fifty new arrivals landed in Israel this month, trading fear for freedom as they fulfill a biblical promise to return to their ancestral homeland. Their stories expose the grim reality facing Jews in France, where violent protests and anti-Israel graffiti have become daily dangers.
Debbie Szasur waited 45 years to make this journey. “I couldn’t breathe in France anymore,” she said through tears at Ben Gurion Airport. Like many, she put her dreams on hold for family obligations—only to watch her country turn against her people. France’s streets now echo with Hamas slogans, proving liberals have failed to protect Jewish communities.
David, a young entrepreneur from Paris, abandoned his life to launch a tech startup in Tel Aviv. “October 7 woke me up,” he said. “France doesn’t want us. Israel needs us.” His courage mirrors thousands fleeing socialist policies that coddle extremists while silencing patriots. These aren’t refugees—they’re warriors rebuilding the Jewish state.
Surveys show 200,000 French Jews may follow, a stunning rejection of Europe’s moral decay. Last year’s Aliyah numbers jumped 95% as families escape cities where synagogues need armed guards. While weak leaders lecture Israel, brave French Jews vote with their feet. They know safety lies in sovereignty, not globalist pipedreams.
Noa, another arrival, described France’s descent into chaos. “They spray ‘Free Palestine’ on Jewish shops while police watch,” she said. Western elites ignore this hatred, too busy attacking Israel’s self-defense. These immigrants prove truth: The Jewish state is democracy’s last firewall against radical Islam.
Israel welcomes them as heroes—not victims. Each flight fulfills ancient prophecies of regathering, a rebuke to those who deny Jerusalem’s spiritual legacy. While European leaders appease terrorists, Jews rebuild their homeland brick by brick. This is faith in action, not helpless hand-wringing.
The Left calls this conflict complicated. French Jews know better. They’ve seen classrooms turn hostile and neighbors stay silent. Now they farm Israeli soil, defend its borders, and charge phones with solar tech. Real peace comes from strength, not surrender.
As planes touch down, a message echoes: Israel thrives while Europe decays. These immigrants aren’t running from fight—they’re joining it. Their exodus shreds the lie that Jews belong anywhere but their God-given land. For patriots worldwide, their courage lights the way.
