US EditionMacron And Netanyahu Spar Over France’s Push For Palestinian Statehood
Macron emphasized diplomacy and a two-state solution as the only path to Israel's long-term security, warning that reoccupation and annexation would not bring victory, with France coordinating international plans.
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Emmanuel Macron believes that Benyamin Netanyahu's "charges of inaction" against France in the fight against anti-Semitism constitute an "offence" for the entire country. The French President calls on the Israeli Prime Minister to exit his "lethal forward flight" to Gaza and to "stop the illegal and unjustifiable recolonization of the West Bank", in a letter released on Tuesday 26 August by the daily Le Monde.
Macron urges Netanyahu to reject Gaza reoccupation and embrace Palestinian statehood
In blunt letter, French president rebuffs PM's charge of fueling antisemitism, warning that Gaza occupation, forced displacement, starvation and West Bank annexation will not bring Israel victory
French President Emmanuel Macron stressed on Tuesday that lasting peace will only be achieved through the establishment of a sovereign Palestinian state that recognizes Israel. In a letter to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he explained that recognizing the State of Palestine in no way means tolerating Hamas. Le Mande newspaper quoted Macron as saying, "The fight against anti-Semitism must not be weaponized, and we will not allow this…
The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, this Tuesday called on the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, to abandon "the deadly and illegal flight forward" of his operation in Gaza and warned that "reducing the famine" of the Palestinians will further isolate the Hebrew state. "I ask you in a very simple way to abandon the [...] The Macron entry calls on Netanyahu to abandon "the deadly flight forward" of Israel in Gaza was first publi…
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