French hard-right leader accuses opponents of 'total war' after claims of antisemitism
Last year Bardella was the first senior figure from the party to be invited to Israel, for a conference on antisemitism.Today the party regards militant Islam as a pre-eminent threat – a position it shares with many Jews. At the start of the 2010s, they were numerous and well-organised, but they were defeated. French nationalist leader defiant after court's rulingPublished8 July
- ▪Last year Bardella was the first senior figure from the party to be invited to Israel, for a conference on antisemitism.Today the party regards militant Islam as a pre-eminent threat – a position it shares with many Jews.
- ▪At the start of the 2010s, they were numerous and well-organised, but they were defeated.
- ▪French nationalist leader defiant after court's rulingPublished8 July
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French hard-right leader accuses opponents of 'total war' after claims of antisemitismImage source, Anadolu via Getty ImagesImage caption, Jordan Bardella, 31, would probably be prime minister if Marine Le Pen wins next year's presidential electionByHugh Schofieldin ParisPublished1 hour agoThe president of France's hard-right National Rally (RN), Jordan Bardella, has said he will sue for libel after a report published antisemitic comments that it alleged he had made as a young activist.The Mediapart website released what it said was the result of "several months" of investigation into "dozens of written conversations" Bardella allegedly had in 2013.With seven months to go before France's presidential elections, Bardella condemned "the beginnings of a total war" aimed at destabilising his…
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