US Edition‘Screw you!’: Netanyahu’s son Yair slams Macron on Palestinian statehood
- Yair Netanyahu criticized French President Emmanuel Macron for supporting a Palestinian state, stating "Screw you!" and accusing France of evil collaboration since 1940.
- Macron reaffirmed France's backing for a two-state solution and suggested recognizing Palestinian statehood could happen as early as June during a conference with Saudi Arabia.
- Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar warned that recognizing a Palestinian state would reward terror and support Hamas, while more countries move toward recognition of Palestine.
- Over 140 UN member states have acknowledged Palestinian statehood, and France might officially join them, potentially becoming the most influential Western country to do so.
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Netanyahu defended his son's 'Screw you' attack on Macron – and got a few things wrong
In his haste to defend son Yair after his online assault on French President Emmanuel Macron, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu inadvertently highlighted the major difference between French territories like New Caledonia and the occupied Palestinian territories
'Screw you!' | Netanyahu's son attacks French President, PM backs him up
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son, Yair, attacks French President Macron for calling for the creation of a Palestinian state. PM Netanyahu: 'We will not endanger our existence because of illusions that are disconnected from reality.'
Gaza war: recognition of Palestine? Netanyahu calls Macron's plans "realistic illusions"
In an interview, France's President Macron recently proposed a possible recognition of a Palestinian state. Israel's head of government Netanyahu shows no understanding of the process: Macron is putting Israel's existence at risk with his non-realistic idea.
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