Marine Le Pen waxay sheegtay inay xaqiijisay Jordan Bardella kadib saddex maalmood oo la hadashay
Kaddib saddex maalmood oo la hadashay, xubinta doorashada madaxweynaha Faransiiska ee National Rally, Marine Le Pen, waxay dib u soo ceshatay taageeradeeda Jordan Bardella kadib markii warbaahinta sheegtay inuu ka hadlay arrimo la xiriira Israa'iil. Le Pen waxay sheegtay inay 'dhiirran tahay' Bardella, kaas oo la filayo inuu noqdo wasiirkiisa haddii ay guuleysato doorashada 2027.
Sheegadaha cusub ee Mediapart iyo hadalka Bardella
Warbaahinta Mediapart waxay soo saartay qoraal labaad oo ku saabsan sheegadaha cusub ee ku saabsan hadalada Bardella, kaas oo markii hore ahaa 17 ama 18 jir. Warbixintu waxay sheegaysaa inuu sheegay in 'dadka Yuhuudda' ay doonayaan inay 'sare u qaadaan' dad kale, kuna dhacaan, isagoo intaas ku daray in 'Zionist-ku waa Yuhuudi ah'.
Bardella wuxuu sheegay in warbixintu ay yihiin 'farsamooyin qaldan' (crude fakes) oo ah bilowga 'dagaal guud' oo loogu talagalay in la dhibo doorashada National Rally. Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay inuu diyaariyay laba dacwadood oo maxaabiis ah, midka ah eedeysiga iyo midka ah eedeysiga qaladka iyo isticmaalka qaladka.
Arrimaha gudaha xisbiga iyo xaaladda doorashada
Warbixin ka soo baxday Le Parisien waxay sheegaysaa in Marine Le Pen 'ay uusan aqbali karin inay xaqiijiso inuu Bardella yahay mid macquul ah'. Waxaa la sheegay inay ka shakiyey inuu yahay mid macquul ah, balse ay sheegtay inuu yahay 'wiil 17 jir ah oo xanuunsan'.
Si kastaba ha ahaatee, xubno ka tirsan xisbiga waxay sheegeen in 'khilaafaadkan aanay waxba ka dhigin 30% ilaa 35% ee codadka'. Warbixinnada ayaa sheegaya in Marine Le Pen ay haysato 31% ilaa 36% ee codadka, iyadoo la filayo inay ixtiraamto Jordan Bardella iyo xubno kale oo ka tirsan xisbiga.
After three days of silence, Marine Le Pen has publicly renewed her backing for Jordan Bardella following new reports of antisemitic remarks attributed to the National Rally leader. The controversy centers on alleged messages from Bardella's youth, which Le Pen dismisses as 'crude fakes' intended to derail her campaign.
Confidence Amidst Controversy
Marine Le Pen told La Tribune Dimanche she has 'total confidence' in Bardella, who is tipped to become her prime minister if she wins the 2027 presidential election. This statement comes after Mediapart published a second article detailing alleged antisemitic and conspiracist messages attributed to Bardella when he was 17 or 18 years old. In one conversation, he reportedly railed against the supposed desire of 'the Jew' to 'dominate' other peoples and 'crush' them. Le Pen described the situation as 'madness' and stated, 'You won't get anyone to believe that.'
Bardella has dismissed the messages as 'crude fakes' and claims they mark 'the beginnings of a total war' meant to derail the National Rally's presidential campaign. He has announced two legal complaints, one for defamation and another for forgery. However, an investigation by Le Parisien suggests a more nuanced view, reporting that Le Pen 'is not necessarily convinced of her protégé's good faith.' A source within the campaign team noted that in her view, 'it is quite likely that the exchanges are real,' describing them as the words of a young person intoxicated by far-right ideologue Alain S.
Polling Remains Stable
Despite the row, a source within the campaign team told Le Parisien that 'these controversies do not in any way dent the 30% to 35% of voting intentions in favour of Marine Le Pen.' Le Pen herself remarked, 'If our electorate paid attention to what the press says about us, we'd be on 2%.' Current opinion polls credit her with 31% to 36% of first-round voting intentions in the presidential election, placing her ahead of former prime minister Édouard Philippe and Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
According to several media reports, Le Pen and Bardella are due to appear together on Tuesday at a joint press conference to present an alternative budget. Meanwhile, Le Journal du Dimanche questions whether the controversy could influence the party's decision to censure the government. An expert interviewed by Euronews noted, 'Even if we consider that Jordan is innocent of the acts of which he is accused, the controversy is there, whether we like it or not.' The debate continues as the party prepares to present its economic plans.
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