Macron Criticizes Gaza "So-Called Peace" and Settler Violence at UN
French President Emmanuel Macron addressed the UN General Assembly, criticizing the situation in Gaza as a "so-called peace" that fails to facilitate humanitarian aid and is a source of shame. He asserted that Hamas has "never been active in the West Bank."
Macron also condemned the escalating settler violence in the West Bank, stating it directly impacts Palestinian rights and their right to exist. He emphasized the necessity of respecting the Palestinian people's legitimate right to exist, linking this to the broader Palestinian issue.
The French president's remarks highlighted the dire humanitarian and political conditions in the Palestinian territories, calling for respect for Palestinian rights. His speech combined criticism of the Gaza humanitarian situation with condemnation of settler violence in the West Bank and affirmed the Palestinian right to exist.
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