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Sa'ar bars two left-wing French politicians from entering country over anti-Israel statements

2d ago ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 80Objectivity score80/100

Sa'ar bars two left-wing French politicians from entering country over anti-Israel statements

Such statements included "accusations amounting to 'blood libels' against Israel," as well as Mélenchon’s call for French naval vessels to escort flotillas to Gaza.

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