Who is Marine Le Pen .. the Egyptian Saidia, which is preparing to rule France?
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The far-right candidate, leader of the National Rally Party, Marine Le Pen, leads the French street in the race for the Elysee presidential palace, where she boosted her chance this time, compared to two previous attempts that failed, and it may be the last, according to previous statements in which she confirmed that she would not try again if she failed. this time.
Le Pen is 53 years old and holds a master's degree in law. She began her career as a lawyer and held judicial positions.
Le Pen revealed, a few years ago, her Egyptian ancestry, at an election rally in 2017, and said that she has Egyptian ancestry, as her grandmother's mother was called Pauline, a Coptic Upper Egyptian from southern Egypt.
Political circles in Paris point out that the French's fondness for Egyptian civilization and antiquities prompted Le Pen, or "the phoenix", to reveal her Egyptian "Sahidi" roots.
The French researcher, Jean Malle, says that what Le Pen mentioned about her Egyptian origins refers to the time of the great French presence in Egypt since the early eighteenth century, when the French became famous for trade, money, archaeological excavations, and contact with the Egyptian people. .
He adds: The majority of Egypt's Copts were in the south of the country, and therefore the large Coptic presence was in southern Egypt, where Luban's origins are, and her grandmother Pauline's birthplace.
Le Pen is trying to show an iron will in the face of opponents, describing herself as a "phoenix" that rises from among the rubble, indicating that successive losses do not discourage her from continuing to work with full force towards the presidency of France.
And she considered that talk about Macron's guaranteed victory in the elections "is just fake news, as Macron's defeat and a radical change of the country's policy is possible."
The likelihood of her winning also came from Macron's camp, with one of his ministers saying, "A democratic accident cannot be ruled out," referring to the possibility of Le Pen winning.
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