France Far-Right Leaders Meet German and Israeli Ambassadors

Leaders of France's far-right party have met with the ambassadors of Germany and Israel in recent months. The meetings are part of an effort to build relations with foreign envoys ahead of the country's 2027 presidential election. The party was once widely viewed as antisemitic. It has worked in recent years to change that perception and broaden its appeal to international partners.

The meetings with the German and Israeli ambassadors represent a shift in the party's approach to foreign diplomacy. Party officials have sought contact with representatives from multiple countries as they position themselves for the next national vote.

French presidential elections are scheduled for 2027. The far-right party aims to present itself as a credible governing force capable of engaging with traditional allies of France. The engagements were reported by AFP on Thursday. No details were released about the content of the discussions between the party leaders and the two ambassadors.