Politics. Anti-Semitic Writings: Macron Judges Bardella's Words "Grissimes" and Calls on the NNR to "Clarify"
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French President Emmanuel Macron called on the largest opposition party, the right-wing populist National Rally (RN), to clarify its policy on Wednesday, after anti-Semitic messages attributed to its leader, Jordan Bardella, were revealed.
The president of the Rassemble National is in a whirlwind of polemics for anti-Semitic comments that he would have written at 17 years old. Also Macron at the attack: "Unacceptable words, the party clears up." He denies everything and swears to masquerade the "tentative of political assassination." Marine, for now, defends it, but meanwhile surrounds himself with relatives and faithful
The French president condemns the expressions made by the president of the RN in his youth, while the ultra leader defends himself recalling his position with Hamas Read
The Head of State also deplored "violence" in the presidential campaign, which can promote "escalation".
Follow all day live the political news and the presidential campaign 2027, on ladepeche.fr, this Wednesday 30 September 2026.
From Spain, Emmanuel Macron commented on the publication of anti-Semitic messages attributed to Jordan Bardella by "Mediapart". The head of state called on the officials of the National Rally to "clarify the line, the words, the people in their party". "The words that have been reported are obviously gravissim and unacceptable," he added. - Anti-Semitic speech attributed to Jordan Bardella by Mediapart: Emmanuel Macron judges them "gravissim and…
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