Macron said during the ceremony held at the Sorbonne: Samuel Baty was killed because the Islamists want to take possession of our future and know that they will not get what they want with the presence of self-assured heroes like him.

 Emmanuel Macron ignites the anger of social media and boycott campaigns are in the trend

The statements of the French President, Emmanuel Macron, during the memorial service for the teacher Samuel Patti, who was killed and beheaded in a street in the capital, Paris, unnoticed the Arab world.

Macron said during the ceremony held at the Sorbonne: Samuel Baty was killed because the Islamists want to take possession of our future and know that they will not get what they want with the presence of self-assured heroes like him.

The French President added

 We will not give up the drawings and caricatures, even if some retreat, we will offer all the opportunities that the republic must offer to its youth without discrimination and marginalization, we will continue, o teacher, with all the teachers and teachers in France, we will teach history its glory and its darkness and we will teach literature, music, spirit and thought.

President Emmanuel Macron described Samuel Patti as becoming a symbol of freedom.

The French president's speech sparked widespread anger on social media, and users demanded a boycott of French products, the BBC reported on Friday.

The pioneers of social networking sites in most Arab countries have launched the tag boycotting French products, which tops the list of the most popular hashtags in these countries, collecting more than 190,000 tweets.

Kuwaiti National Assembly Member Khaled Muhammad Al-Munis said on Twitter

The President of France announced his ugly bed by mixing papers and insisting that he not abandon the publication of the cartoons offensive to the most honorable mankind, after we lost hope in Arab and Islamic governments that people should teach this extremism a lesson by boycotting French products.

The tweeters published a list of French products in the Arab markets, and called for a boycott.

In addition to the hashtag, with which users called to boycott French products, activists have launched other hashtags, including the hashtag, but the Messenger of God and Macron has been insulting to the Prophet, who received more than 200,000 tweets.

Kuwaiti National Assembly member Abdullah Fahad said on Twitter that the leaders of Islamic countries should be as important as their peoples and declare a boycott of France politically and economically, as tolerance and reconciliation here stops, because the issue is not a political contest but rather loyalty and innocence.

In Kuwait, the Chairman of the Federation of Consumer Cooperative Societies sent a letter to the boards of directors of the cooperative societies calling for a boycott of all French goods and products and removing them from all central markets and branches.

Haitham al-Dhahab said on Twitter

The Federation of Co-operative Societies in Kuwait removes all French products from the associations in response to Macron's offenses against the Prophet and Islam