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Macron Claims Hamas 'Never Caused Trouble' in West Bank, Drawing Israeli Rebuke

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French President Emmanuel Macron claimed Hamas has "never caused trouble" in the West Bank during a UN address, a statement contradicted by Israeli security reports of Hamas activity and attacks. Macron criticized Israeli policies in the West Bank, arguing they undermine Palestinian rights and Israel's security, while also questioning the state of peace in Gaza.

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  • Macron claimed Hamas has "never caused trouble" in the West Bank at the UN.
  • Israeli authorities report documented Hamas activity and attack plots in the West Bank.
  • Macron criticized Israeli settlement policy and settler violence.
  • He argued Israeli actions undermine Palestinian rights and Israel's security.
  • France supports a two-state solution and Israel's security.
Macron Claims Hamas 'Never Caused Trouble' in West Bank, Drawing Israeli Rebuke
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