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Edwige Diaz of the right-wing party RN accuses La France Insoumise (LFI) of nearly apologizing for anti-Semitism due to their response to incidents at the Philharmonie. In an editorial, it is suggested that artists should be left in peace.

Yossef Murciano, representing the Union des étudiants Juifs de France, criticized the Philharmonie for its "totalitarian thought process" following incidents during a concert. Hen Feder, spokesperson for the Israeli embassy in France, attributed the disturbances to "hatred against Israel and Jews." Antoine Galvani of CGT Spectacle argued that the concert's staging was a political act, funded by the Israeli state. Jean-Luc Mélenchon expressed regret, particularly for the Holocaust, amidst the disruptions. Laurent Nuñez, French Secretary of State for the Interior, stated that nothing could justify the violence. Rachida Dati, a French politician, condemned the incidents, emphasizing that violence has no place in concert halls. The concert's disturbances were also discussed in a podcast, alongside other news like Orelsan's new album and Elon Musk's impending trillionaire status. The Israeli ambassador to France, Yossi Amrani, believed that the French public was tired of the instrumentalization of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. An update provided details about the "serious incidents" that disrupted the concert, with four individuals taken into custody. A video was released showing the disturbances at the Philharmonie.