US EditionFrance considers 'concrete steps' against Israel amid Gaza aid crisis, Macron says
- French President Emmanuel Macron announced in Paris that France will decide soon on concrete measures against Israel over Gaza aid obstruction.
- This announcement follows escalating tensions amid Israel's Gaza campaign and ongoing Franco-Brazilian discussions during Lula's state visit.
- France and Saudi Arabia are co-hosting a United Nations-backed conference from June 17 to promote a two-state solution and Palestinian statehood.
- Macron announced that France will make a decision soon on possibly adopting a firmer stance and implementing specific actions toward Israel, while Lula emphasized that recognizing Palestine is both a moral obligation and a political necessity.
- If France moves forward with recognizing Palestine, it would be the initial leading Western nation to do so, marking a notable increase in diplomatic efforts despite strong objections from Israel.
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France floats 'concrete steps' to punish Israel over Gaza
Tensions between France and Israel continue to boil as President Emmanuel Macron threatens to intensify efforts to coerce the Middle East state into relenting its siege on the Gaza Strip. Macron said Thursday that the French government is currently exploring the possibility of taking further steps to pressure Israel to abandon its war with Hamas, which has left Gaza devastated and on the verge of famine. “Discussions on this matter are ongoing,”…
Macron weighs sanctions on Israel amid Gaza war criticism
Macron previously suggested that France could use an upcoming United Nations meeting to officially recognize a Palestinian state, making it the first major Western power to do so. By JNS French President Emmanuel Macron signaled that France may soon toughen its stance on Israel, citing ongoing concerns over the war in Gaza, i24NEWS reported on Thursday. Speaking alongside Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at the Élysée Palace, Macron…
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