France riots

Foreign Ministry urges Israelis to avoid demonstrations and prepare for transport disruptions, citing fears of renewed clashes around October 24 and November 5

Individuals were reportedly seen with automatic weapons, including Kalashnikov-type rifles and Scorpion submachine guns

No injuries were reported, and it is unclear whether anyone was inside at the time. In Limoges, rioters set fire to the town hall, which was built in 1883

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned the violence, saying, “Demonstrating is a right. Turning our cities into battlegrounds is not.” The clashes echoed protests in France and other nearby countries

A teenager lost a hand after picking up a stun grenade, and the police watchdog is investigating at least two dozen allegations of police violence

Riots broke out in Paris and other parts of France after Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League • 416 people were arrested as rioters set fires and attack police in Paris and beyond

Residents burn cars and shoot fireworks at police in two northern suburbs