French President Macron, after a significant defeat, now backs left-wing candidates to prevent a far-right victory in upcoming elections, despite prior warnings of 'civil war'. In response, RN lead candidate Bardella criticizes the move as an 'alliance of dishonour', urging voters to choose between left or right without heeding Macron's stance. Israel's left-wing parties merge to form 'The Democrats', aiming to replace the current government. Macron and the left in France are strategically uniting against the right-wing surge to prevent a potential RN-led government, with high stakes in the upcoming parliamentary elections. Macron's recent political maneuvers, including endorsing a far-left party to counter the far right, have led to backlash, especially among French Jews who feel betrayed by his shifting alliances.