Palestinian ministry condemns Netanyahu's 'unjustified attack' on Macron

Netanyahu and Macron speak after Israeli PM son's 'screw you' outburst

Benjamin Netanyahu said recognising a Palestinian state would be a "huge reward for terrorism", after Emmanuel Macron suggested France could take the step in coming months.

Both leaders held a conversation this Tuesday, after the European leader spoke out in favour of the initiative

Netanyahu to Macron: Recognizing Palestine would be a win ‘for terrorism’

Israeli prime minister delivers warning to French president.

Macron tells Netanyahu suffering of Gaza civilians 'must end'

According to a statement released by Netanyahu's office, the Israeli prime minister expressed to the French president his 'strong opposition to the establishment of a Palestinian state, stating that it would be a huge reward for terrorism.'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said during a call this Tuesday to French President Emmanuel Macron that the creation of a Palestinian state would be “a huge reward for terrorism,” reports Afp quoting his office. In a message on social network X, the French leader said for his part that he had asked Netanyahu to reopen a “two-state political solution perspective.” In recent days, Macron mentioned on several occasions the possibility of…

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday, in a telephone interview, that the establishment of a Palestinian state would be "a huge reward for terrorism," his services said. ...