French President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to pursue justice after a memorial tree dedicated to Ilan Halimi, a Jew murdered in Paris in 2006, was cut down. The olive tree, planted fourteen years ago, was felled in what Macron described as 'an attempt to kill him a second time'. Authorities have launched an investigation, with the Paris police chief affirming that all efforts will be made to identify and prosecute those responsible. The incident has reignited concerns about acts of hatred and remembrance in France.