Group 1 - A coalition of 26 left-wing members of the European Parliament, including those from Macron's party, has submitted a letter to the EU Commission demanding the dismissal of the coordinator for combating anti-Semitism, Celina von Schnurbein, due to her attempts to persuade EU member states against sanctions that could affect Israel's status in agreements with the EU [1] - Von Schnurbein has warned that threats to Jewish safety indicate a broader threat to European democracy, emphasizing the need to acknowledge Europe's responsibility for the Holocaust [1] - The letter's signatories include prominent figures such as Rima Hassan, who previously faced arrest by the Israeli Navy while attempting to establish a new shipping route to Gaza [2] Group 2 - The Green Party member Tineke Strik, associated with a far-left agenda advocating for a return to primitive society for environmental reasons, is also part of the coalition [3] - The letter includes members from Macron's "Renaissance Europe" faction and left-wing members of the French Socialist Party [4] - Julia Sebutinde, a Ugandan judge and vice-president of the ICC, has faced backlash for opposing charges against Israel, highlighting the internal conflicts within international organizations regarding Israel [4][6] Group 3 - Sebutinde expressed her commitment to standing with Israel despite opposition from her government and the backlash she received for her dissenting vote [6] - The article discusses the perceived moral superiority of leftist politicians from developing countries compared to their European counterparts, suggesting that the latter lack the common sense exhibited by those from poorer nations [8] - It critiques the inconsistency of European politicians who, while vocally supporting Ukraine, have shown leniency towards Hamas, questioning their commitment to international support [9]