Macron Questions Hamas Activity in West Bank at UN
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
French President Emmanuel Macron stated at the UN that Hamas has never been very active in the West Bank, despite recent attacks. He called for respect for Palestinian rights as essential for Israeli security.
The story in 3 lines · by baba
- Macron questioned Hamas's activity level in the West Bank at the UN.
- He linked Palestinian rights to Israel's security.
- Hamas recently claimed responsibility for an attack injuring two soldiers.
French President Emmanuel Macron, speaking at the UN General Assembly, criticized events in the West Bank and stated that "Hamas has never been very active in the West Bank." He also addressed the actions of the Israeli government and settlers in the area, noting "day after day we see violations." Macron emphasized the need to respect the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people and their right to exist, calling it a prerequisite for Israel's security and continued existence.
Macron's remarks come shortly after Hamas claimed responsibility for an attack carried out by one of its operatives several months prior, which resulted in injuries to two soldiers. The French president's comments highlighted ongoing tensions and violence in the region.
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