“Postures have no place” in the march against anti-Semitism which will take place this afternoon in Paris, Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne said on Sunday in a message on X (formerly Twitter).
A remark targeting both La France Insoumise whose “absence speaks for itself” and the National Rally whose “presence fools no one”, she added. The Prime Minister will participate this Sunday in the march against anti-Semitism because “this fight is vital for our national cohesion”.
As a reminder, if the PS, EELV and the PCF will be present, provided they distance themselves from the extreme right, LFI will not come. Jean-Luc Mélenchon denounced a meeting of “friends of unconditional support for the massacre”. For her part, Marine Le Pen announced that she will be present at the rally and called on her voters to participate.