Anti-Semitism Rise in European Far Right
The article reveals the phenomenon of the increasing use by European far-right parties of anti-Semitism as a means to rapprocher themselves from Israel and to cover up their past links to fascism and Nazism. The statements by Jordan Bardella, leader of the French National Rally (Rassemblement National), which date back more than ten years, included anti-Semitic remarks, where he claimed that "all banks are owned by Jews" and that "the Jewish person dominates other peoples." The Israeli government received support from these parties, especially amid their international isolation following the Gaza War, while right-wing parties sought to wear an anti-Semitism rhetoric cloak to improve their political image and get closer to Israel, aiming to enter electoral races without obstacles.
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