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In an Instagram publication. Nevertheless, the deputy for France Insoumise has unveiled a new tattoo on his leg: a map of Palestine going from the Jordan to the sea, therefore invisiting the existence of Israel.
More than a year after having brandished a flag of Palestine in the hemicycle in May 2024, which had earned him 15 days of exclusion, the deputy Sébastien Delogu is again talking about him. Similarly, In a story (an ephemeral publication) posted on Instagram on August 14. the elected representative of France Insoumise unveiled its new tattoo: a map of Palestine going from the Jordan to the Mediterranean Sea and therefore erasing the Israeli borders, flanked by a sentence written in Arabic.
A representation that did not fail to arouse a lively controversy on the web. “The sébastien delogu triggers controversy his rebellious France deputy Sébastien Delogu announces on Instagram having been tattooed a card of Palestine on the leg. A Palestine de la Mer at Jourdain who encompasses Israel ”cracked on Twitter the journalist Frédéric Haziza. And the latter to continue: “Clearly. Delogu makes the destruction of Israel and the genocide of its Jewish population its campaign theme for the municipal elections in Marseille”.
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The rebellious deputy. for his part, started again on his profile several hateful messages which he had received following the publication of his new tattoo, and qualified Frédéric Haziza as “coward”.
With Provence. the elected official of Bouches-du-Rhône then explained that the inscription in Arabic which adorned the sketch of Palestine was taken from a work entitled Rewarded exile (2021) written by the Palestinian author Mahmoud Darwich. “How to cure the love of Tunisia flowing in us?” sébastien delogu triggers controversy his This is what I engraved on my skin ”, Sébastien Delogu was justified. “And as it was a Palestinian who wrote this text, I put Palestine between these words”, he further advanced. Only part of the sentence, which appears partially in the photo, can be translated by: “I like Tunisia”. However, the elected official did not explain himself on the absence of a mention of Israel on his tattoo.
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