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Jordan Bardella denies antisemitism accusations, calls them “mentiras descaradas”

France's RN leader Jordan Bardella rejected claims that he made antisemitic remarks, describing the allegations as blatant lies.

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Observador
“Líder da RN nega "mentiras descaradas”

Machine translation: RN leader denies "blatant lies"

Em 2013, Jordan Bardella terá feito comentários antissemitas, alegando que judeus querem "construir nova ordem mundial". Líder da RN nega "mentiras descaradas" e Le Pen sai em defesa do aliado.

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France 24 English
“dismissed the claims as fake”

A French investigative website on Monday alleged that far-right National Rally leader Jordan Bardella made antisemitic comments in writing in 2013, but the close ally of presidential frontrunner Marine Le Pen dismissed the claims as fake. The allegations emerged as Le Pen's prospects for the 2027 elections appear stronger than at any point in her previous campaigns. FRANCE 24's Jennie Shin speaks with Dr Andrew Smith, Lecturer in History and Liberal Arts at Queen Mary University of London.

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Al Jazeera English
“French far-right leader Bardella refutes anti-Semitism allegations”

Mediapart's explosive report comes a day after France's National Rally party secures a record number of Senate seats.

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Haaretz
“French far-right leader and Netanyahu government ally denies antisemitic remarks”

Jordan Bardella sued a French outlet over claims he wrote that 'all the banks are owned by Jews' over a decade ago. The National Rally leader has cultivated close ties with Israel while seeking to shed his party's racist, antisemitic image

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