Jean-Luc Melonshon, leader of the Leftist Rebellious Party, blamed "Jewish causes" in general and the Jewish community in France in particular, responsible for the defeat of British Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn • French interior minister Castanar: "" He is bathed in hatred and faith In conspiracies "

• Government in France condemns Melonshun's anti-Semitic remarks // Photo: AFP

Political turmoil in France following anti-Semitic statements by extremist leftist leader Jean-Luc Melonshun, who blamed Jewish officials in general and the Jewish community in France in particular, for defeating British Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn at the end of the general election Last week.

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Some of the prime ministers in France's government and President Emmanuel Macron's ruling party have strongly condemned these anti-Semitic statements, while Melonshon's party members have backed him and attacked the French Jewish community.

Jean-Locke of Luncheon: 'Corbyn has defensively defended the crude accusation of anti-Semitism by England's Chief Rabbi // Photo: AFP

Melonshun attributed the historic defeat of Corbyn in the elections to "Europe in Germany and neoliberal", to the "green capitalism" of environmental protection, to "kneeling before" the arrogant orders of the community and the representative council of the Jewish institutions in France ( He said Corbyn had to spend his time defending himself against "insults and shootings in his back," which also came from his political camp.

"He has to face defenseless accusations of anti-Semitism from England's chief rabbi to various Likud influence networks," Melonshon said, adding, "Instead of responding, Corbin has spent his time apologizing and guaranteeing good behavior. In both cases he presented a weakness, which worried the popular sectors. '

Jeremy Corbyn, lost in UK premiership // Photo: IPA

The French interior minister, Christophe Castaner, responded to the stern statement by saying that "hatred and belief in conspiracy theories feed one another through questionable clues and harmful prejudices." The Minister of Education, Jean-Michel Blanker, also defined Melonshun's views as "abominable". Youth Secretary of State Gabriel Atal, of Jewish descent, said this was extremely serious, as Corbyn's political defeat could be attributed to Jewish networks.

The president of the CRP, Francis Kallipa, issued a statement saying that Melonshon's words indicate a shocking and surprising mix. "What is the link between the CRP and the UK election?", She wondered, "Melonshun expresses his belief in the schemes, which testify to his development of thought and the inspiration of" Vichyist "rhetoric with Jewish schemes." Vichy, was the nickname of the French collaborator's government with the Nazis during World War II.

Melonshon, on his part, responded to criticism by the interior minister, claiming that what she hated in France was the violence that Castanera organized against social protesters in France. Some of his relatives made it clear that Melonshun was not anti-Semitic and that he intended to make it clear that he "would not be affected by financial or community pressure groups." Melonshun's anti-Semitic statements come against the backdrop of the large social protest movement, which has been paralyzing France for about two weeks in an attempt to force the government to repeal its planned pension reforms. Already the wave of the Yellow Vests protest a year ago was anti-Semitic in the social protest against President Macron, who is perceived by the extreme left as the servant of the "Jewish capitalists".