LFI Faces Political Fallout Over Antisemitism Accusations Tied to Controversial Poster

The controversy surrounding a withdrawn poster has led to internal dissent, widespread criticism, and overshadowed the party's upcoming protest against the far-right.

La France Insoumise (LFI) is under fire for a caricature of Cyril Hanouna that critics say uses imagery reminiscent of Nazi-era antisemitic propaganda.
The poster, released on March 11 to promote a March 22 protest against the far-right, was removed but no formal apology has been issued by LFI leadership.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon, LFI leader, has dismissed the accusations and criticized the media for focusing on the controversy rather than the party's message.
The incident has caused internal divisions within LFI, with some members questioning how the poster was approved and allowed to circulate.
Criticism from across the political spectrum, including from left-wing allies, has damaged LFI's credibility and overshadowed its planned antifascist protest.