Uproar in France over hard left's image of right-wing star anchor

The latest case, the publication of a visual representing Cyril Hanouna with the codes of the anti-Semitic cartoons of the 1930s, adds to the many accusations of anti-Semitism aimed at...

Uproar in France over hard left's image of right-wing star anchor

An image slammed by critics as anti-Semitic of a star right-wing television and radio presenter has caused uproar in France and also tensions within the hard left party that published it.

After the publication of an anti-Semitic representation of the host, LFI is reluctant to express its views on the internal responsibilities of this campaign. MP Sophia Chikirou, who oversees the communi...

Jean-Luc Mélenchon was very virulent, this Sunday noon on France 3, when he was questioned about Cyril Hanouna's cartoon published by LFI on social networks and considered anti-Semitic.

The polemics swollen around the poster of La France insoumise representing Cyril Hanouna, accused of vehicular antisemitist stereotypes. MP Paul Vannier defended himself by incriminating artificial intelligence Grok.

The poster, produced for a future demonstration and denounced by many as anti-Semitic, was developed by the "Grok software, that of Elon Musk", admitted the MP "unsubmissive" Paul Vannier, on France 5. "I think we should have prevented this publication," he conceded.