Macron criticizes Israel on Gaza, Lebanon operations
French President Emmanuel Macron called Saturday for a halt on arms deliveries to Israel for use in Gaza, provoking a sharp response from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He also criticized Netanyahu's decision to send troops into ground operations in Lebanon.
Egypt welcomes Macron's call to halt arms exports to Israel for use in Gaza
Egypt welcomed on Sunday French President Emmanuel Macron's call to halt exporting arms to Israel intended for use in Gaza, citing the serious violations of international law and international humanitarian law committed by the Israeli military in both the strip and Lebanon.
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Macron regrets Netanyahu's choice for Lebanon ground opsSpeaking on the fringes of the 19th Francophonie summit, French President Emmanuel Macron expresses reservations about the ...
Lebanon on Sunday afternoon received 25 tonnes of medical aid from the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed French President Emmanuel Macron over his call to impose an arms embargo on ...
Diplomats thought both Israel and Hezbollah supported a call for a temporary cease-fire. Then Israel killed Hezbollah’s ...
Israel issued evacuation orders for parts of Lebanon on Saturday night. Hezbollah also fired rockets into northern Israel.
Macron's remarks provoked an angry reaction from Netanyahu, who said it is a “shame” that Macron is calling for an arms embargo against Israel.
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