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Macron at UN: "The So-Called Peace in Gaza Shames Us All"

By סוכנויות הידיעות
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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French President Emmanuel Macron stated during his address at the UN General Assembly that "the so-called peace in Gaza shames us all, and has not opened humanitarian corridors." Macron also condemned settler violence in the West Bank, asserting that it "damages the legitimacy of Palestinians to exist."

The French leader's remarks highlight international criticism regarding the humanitarian situation in Gaza and the ongoing conflict. His specific mention of the failure to open humanitarian corridors points to concerns about the delivery of aid and the protection of civilians.

Furthermore, Macron's condemnation of West Bank settler violence underscores a broader international perspective on the occupation and its impact on Palestinian lives and rights. The statement implies that such actions undermine the basis for Palestinian self-determination and coexistence.

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