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MakanSecurity

France Affirms Solidarity With Israel on Third Anniversary of October 7 Attacks

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French President Emmanuel Macron expressed solidarity with Israel and bereaved families on the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks, stating 51 French citizens were killed. He affirmed France's commitment to fighting terrorism and pursuing peace. A path was inaugurated in Paris named after the Bibas family, who died in captivity.

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  • French President Emmanuel Macron expressed solidarity with Israel on the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks.
  • Macron stated that 51 French citizens were killed in the October 7 events.
  • France is committed to fighting terrorism and working for peace and security for all.
  • A path was inaugurated in Paris named after the Bibas family, who died in captivity.

French President Emmanuel Macron stated that France shares the grief of Israel and the bereaved families, noting that 51 French citizens were killed in the October 7 events three years ago. Macron emphasized Paris's commitment to combating terrorism everywhere and at all times, and to working towards peace and security for all. In a related development, a path named after the Bibas family, a mother and her two children who were killed during their captivity, was inaugurated yesterday in a park in the center of the French capital, Paris.

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