Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally, filed a defamation complaint against Mediapart following the publication of anti-Semitic accusations against him, which he firmly denies. (translated)
The BFM-Tech article analyzes the evidence provided by Mediapart regarding anti-Semitic remarks attributed to Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally, relying on authenticated screenshots of messages exchanged on Messenger in 2013, while raising doubts about the veracity of these accusations. (translated)

Jordan Bardella, president of the RN, filed a defamation complaint against Mediapart following the publication of antisemitic writings attributed to him, while François Ruffin, Debout candidate in the presidential election, calls for his resignation. (translated)

🔴🇫🇷INFO - On the antisemitic writings of Jordan #Bardella revealed by #Mediapart, the media mentions, among other documents and testimonies, a data extraction from Meta certified by a bailiff and precise details about his private life in the exchanges… (translated)
It's very simple: If what he claims is true, it is no longer just Mediapart that needs to be prosecuted. We must also challenge the bailiff who would have knowingly established a forgery. A public officer who would commit, in the exercise of their duties, a forgery in a public document would face up to 15 years of criminal imprisonment and a fine of 225,000 euros. So, if you are so sure of yourself, Jordan, go ahead. We're watching you. (translated)
These are not just simple screenshots but the metadata of Jordan Bardella's Facebook account… Complicated. Very complicated. How can one believe, in 2026, that a French media outlet is having fun producing fakes or harboring them? Jordan Bardella will lose all the lawsuits he intends to file - and that’s probably why he will stall by not making any direct quotes. Having political opinions, preferences, is one thing; but defending him and claiming that Mediapart produces fakes to save him from his own troubles, and supporting his dubious explanations, is impossible. Those who are having fun defending him today and agreeing with him will have to justify themselves when the justice system dismisses him and confirms the authenticities. (translated)
Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally, denounces the pseudo-evidence put forward by Mediapart regarding accusations of antisemitism against him and announces his intention to file a complaint for forgery and use of forgery. (translated)

FLASH | Jordan Bardella announces that he will file a complaint for "forgery and use of forgery" following new revelations from Mediapart about anti-Semitic messages he allegedly sent on Messenger in 2013. The president of the RN denounces "pseudo-evidence" and contests the authenticity of the messages that Mediapart claims to have authenticated. (translated)
"I cannot stand this affront (...) I will never tolerate orchestrated campaigns that have as their sole objective the political execution of a man. 'The banks are all owned by Jews'; 'The Jew must dominate (sic) other peoples, crush them and steal from them, a Zionist is necessarily a Jew, and deeply,' Jordan Bardella would have notably written, who formally contests being the author of these messages." (translated)
Mediapart published screenshots of anti-Semitic messages from 2013 attributed to Jordan Bardella, who denies being the author of these writings and denounces an unfair campaign against him. (translated)

Jordan Bardella filed a defamation complaint against Mediapart after the publication of antisemitic messages from 2013 that are attributed to him. (translated)

The article discusses the accusations of anti-Semitism against Jordan Bardella, supported by evidence reported by Mediapart, as part of the show Marschall Truchot. (translated)

Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally, denounced on social media the anti-Semitic writings attributed to him by Mediapart as crude manipulations based on obscure, editable screenshots. (translated)
