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Jean-Luc Melanchon, banned from entering Israel, rules out any "normalization" of relations with the Israeli government if he is elected president of the republic in 2027. "We will say what we have to say, we will say it honestly," claims the rebel candidate, who condemns the Israeli decision: "I regret that the Israeli government is persecuting me in this way." (income information).

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Jean-Luc Melanchon, banned from entering Israel, rules out any "normalization" of relations with the Israeli government if he is elected president of the republic in 2027. "We will say what we have to say, we will say it honestly," claims the rebel candidate, who condemns the Israeli decision: "I regret that the Israeli government is persecuting me in this way." (income information).

Jean-Luc Melanchon, banned from entering Israel, rules out any "normalization" of relations with the Israeli government if he is elected president of the republic in 2027. "We will say what we have to say, we will say it honestly," claims the rebel candidate, who condemns the Israeli decision: "I regret that the Israeli government is persecuting me in this way." (income information).

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