On Monday, EELV, the presidential candidate, reiterated his criticism of Éric Zemmour. He explained on Radio J on Sunday, February 13 that the far-right candidate was a “Jew of anti-Semitic services.” Huge American writers Philip Roth and Saul Bellow were insulted in the same way: “anti-Semitic Jew,” “fascist Jew,” “Jew-and-something-behind” to always send opposing ideas and debates to the cellar, to ostracize those who think differently. Rather than comparing Roth and Bellow to Eric Zemmour on an intellectual level (and, more importantly, on a talent level), it’s interesting to note that when a Jewish intellectual criticizes or discusses his religion,...