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Netanyahu's Office Slams Macron for Downplaying Hamas Activity in West Bank

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office strongly criticized French President Emmanuel Macron for claiming Hamas is not very active in Judea and Samaria. The office cited the recent murder of a French citizen by a Hamas terrorist in the area as evidence against Macron's statement.

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  • Netanyahu's office condemned Macron's UN claim about Hamas's limited activity in Judea and Samaria.
  • A French citizen, Netanel Shakron, was murdered by a Hamas terrorist in the area two days prior.
  • The office stated Hamas terrorists attack Israelis almost daily in Judea and Samaria.
  • Minister Smotrich also accused Macron of lying and detailed the Shakron murder.
  • Smotrich linked the situation to Israeli settlement policy and warned against future government actions.
Netanyahu's Office Slams Macron for Downplaying Hamas Activity in West Bank
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