The centrist Emmanuel Macron is a hit with young professionals, but the leader of the far-right National Front believes she will attract more voters who feel left behind by immigration and globalization.
Franncis Kalifat, president of the CRIF Jewish federation, called on voters to elect centrist Emmanuel Macron, who garnered the most votes in the election's first round.
Berel Lazar, a Chabad rabbi from Italy, said the situation in France is 'very worrying' because of the popularity of the far-right presidential candidate in polls ahead of the first round of voting.