A scuffle disrupted Jordan Bardella's speech at the National Rally congress in Orléans, claimed by UEJF on X.
Congress of the National Rally
The congress of the National Rally, a far-right political party in France, is taking place this Sunday, October 25, in Orléans, a city in the Loiret department. The event is a key gathering for the party, where members discuss policies and leadership.Jordan Bardella's speech interrupted
During the congress, Jordan Bardella, the party's leader, was giving a speech when it was interrupted by a scuffle in one of the stands. The disruption caused a temporary halt in the proceedings and drew attention from attendees and media present at the event.UEJF claims responsibility
The Union of Jewish Students of France (UEJF), a group representing Jewish students in the country, claimed responsibility for the scuffle on X, formerly known as Twitter. The group described the action as a protest against the National Rally's policies and rhetoric.Context of the protest
The UEJF has previously criticized the National Rally for its stance on issues such as antisemitism and immigration. This incident highlights the ongoing tensions between far-right political movements and Jewish communities in France, which have been a topic of public debate in recent years.