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Israeli Ambassador To France Accused Of 'Foreign Interference' After Election Remarks
Israeli Ambassador To France Accused Of 'Foreign Interference' After Election Remarks
Via Middle East Eye
The Israeli ambassador to France has been accused of "foreign interference" after saying he would prefer "anyone rather than Jean-Luc Melenchon" to win the 2027 presidential election.
Speaking in a television interview on Thursday, Ambassador Joshua Zarka said he would rather see any candidate elected to the Elysee Palace than Melenchon, the leader of the left-wing party La France Insoumise (LFI), a strong supporter of Palestinian rights.
Israel's Ambassador to France Joshua Zarka, via AFP
Zarka also added that he met last month with Marine...
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