France is halting all evacuations of Gazans fleeing the war-torn enclave amid growing outrage over a Palestinian student allegedly reposting antisemitic content on her social media.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot told France Info radio that the woman “must leave the country” and that she “has no place” in France.

“No evacuation of any kind will take place until we have drawn the necessary conclusions from this investigation,” Barrot said in the interview. He also vowed there would be a probe into how the Palestinian woman was able to get a student visa.

A man holds a placard reading “Free Palestine” during a demonstration at the Place de la Republique in Paris, France June 9, 2025.  (REUTERS/Sarah Meyssonnier/File Photo)

French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau also expressed outrage over the incident, writing on X, “Hamas propagandists have no place in our country.”

The now-expelled Sciences Po Lille student, who has not been identified by the French government, is accused of sharing a post with an image of Adolf Hitler that called for killing Jews.

According to a screenshot shared by the Jerusalem Post, the caption of the Hitler image—when translated by Grok from Arabic to English — read: “Kill the Jews everywhere. I don’t want a Jewish lineage on this earth. You must kill them before they kill you.”

A woman holds a placard reading “We march against antisemitism” during a demonstration against antisemitism, organised by the two heads of the French Parliament, as a surge in anti-Semitic offences increased in France, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, in Paris, France, on Nov. 12, 2023.  (REUTERS/Claudia Greco)

The U.S. objected to the conference before it began, with State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce calling it “unproductive and ill-timed.” She also dismissed it as a “publicity stunt that comes in the middle of delicate diplomatic efforts to end the conflict.”

“As Secretary Rubio has made clear, this effort is a slap in the face to the victims of October 7th and a reward for terrorism. It keeps hostages trapped in tunnels,” Bruce said. “The United States will not participate in this insult but will continue to lead real-world efforts to end the fighting and deliver a permanent peace.  Our focus remains on serious diplomacy: not stage-managed conferences designed to manufacture the appearance of relevance.”

Israeli U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon also objected to the conference.

“Israel has already agreed many times to a ceasefire. No token recognition and no UN resolution will change the basic fact that there are those in the world who fight terrorists and extremist forces and then there are those who turn a blind eye to them or resort to appeasement,” Danon said in a statement.