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France to Uphold Two-State Solution Regardless of Israeli Election Outcome
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot declared that France will continue to pursue the two-state solution regardless of Israel's election results. He emphasized Israel's right to security and the need for two states to coexist peacefully.
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- 01France's Foreign Minister stated the two-state solution commitment is immutable regardless of Israeli election results.
- 02The French minister affirmed Israel's right to security and the need for peaceful coexistence.
- 03France will accept the government elected by the Israeli people.
- 04Franco-Israeli relations are currently strained.
- 05France recognized a Palestinian state last year and plans to ban settlement trade.
Relations between France and Israel are currently tense, with France having recognized a Palestinian state and planning to ban trade with settlements.
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