Macron's not combatting antisemitism convincingly if he approves of condemning Israel at the UN

First of all, here's a disturbing report of a shop manager who took out Israeli dates after a Muslim angrily complained (via Breitbart):

A manager at a local branch of a French supermarket chain was filmed last week removing Israeli dates from a store shelf after a Muslim customer shouted that they were offensive.

The dates were situated on a stall advertising food for the Muslim Ramadan month.

The incident took place in a branch of the Carrefour chain, in the town of Chambourcy west of Paris.

In a video posted online by activists advocating the boycott of Israel, the customer can be heard shouting “These products are an insult to Muslims.” [...]

Israel’s embassy in Paris told the Ynet news site “The embassy closely follows and instances of boycott activity in France and holds continuous and intensice dialogue with businesses and law enforcement as well as the French government to stamp out the phenomennon, which is forbidden by French law.”

The shop owner should decidedly be fined for cowardice.

But like Nicholas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande before him, Macron's not helping matters if he allows votes against Israel at the UN's vile councils:

Israeli deputy minister Michael Oren on Saturday lambasted France for supporting an “anti-Semitic resolution” at the UN Security Council that condemned Israeli actions during violent riots on the border last month.

Oren’s comments prompted an angry response from French Ambassador to Israel Hélène Le Gal, who charged Oren with “insulting France.”

Uh uh. That's not what he did. He condemned the government, and here's his exact words:

Praise for the U.S. for vetoing Security Council resolution on Gaza that didn’t mention Hamas and condemned the IDF for defending Israel. Shame on France for supporting it. French government cannot say it’s against anti-Semitism and vote for this anti-Semitic resolution.

— Michael Oren (@DrMichaelOren) June 2, 2018

Yes, he more or less slammed the government, and they're the ones insulting France, by failing to combat Islam and regard it as what it truly is, an evil ideology. I'd say Le Gal owes her own country as much an apology as it does Israel. Of course, if I'm correct, they're not the only ones who supported the resolution. There's also Sweden.

All that aside, Macron cannot say he's against anti-semitism if he continues to support one-sided resolutions against Israel. This is exactly the grave error he and his predecessors like Sarkozy and Hollande made, otherwise failing to consider that hostility to a country of origin is as much part and parcel of racism as acts of violence in their own country against specific groups. If this is how they're going to act, then they've thrown away all ability to convince they're really against anti-semitism.