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The Brief – What Macron Needs Most Is a One-State Solution

France convened Arab and European diplomats to plan Gaza's postwar recovery despite Israeli rejection, with US-backed ceasefire seen as a step toward a two-state solution.

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While the president engages in talk of “the day after” in Gaza, much of the French political landscape – including some of his own erstwhile allies – are obsessively planning Macron’s own day after

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EU, UN Push for Gaza Deal to Lead to Two-State Solution as France Irks Israel With ‘Day After’ Meeting

French Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Jean-Noel Barrot at the Ministerial meeting on the implementation of the Middle East …

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The Brief – What Macron needs most is a one-state solution

While the president engages in talk of “the day after” in Gaza, much of the French political landscape – including some of his own erstwhile allies – are obsessively planning Macron’s own day after

·Brussels, Belgium
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EURACTIV broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Thursday, October 9, 2025.
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