In UN farewell, Macron denounces Trump's Gaza diplomacy as spectacle of shame
Macron said the Gaza peace plan has not reopened humanitarian access and urged countries to back the United Nations over power politics.
- On Tuesday, French President Emmanuel Macron dismissed President Donald Trump's claims of securing peace in Gaza, arguing humanitarian access has not been restored despite the proclaimed peace.
- Questioning the international community's credibility, Macron condemned the Gaza situation as a 'spectacle that should shame us all,' asserting that peace has not reopened humanitarian access for a single second.
- Urging both Moscow and Kyiv to agree to a 'double moratorium' on strikes against civilian and energy infrastructure, Macron described the ongoing destruction as a 'new era of barbaric acts.'
- Criticizing settler violence in the West Bank, Macron defended a two-state solution as a security prerequisite, warning that current actions weaken Israel's security.
- Making his final UN appearance before leaving office next year, Macron warned against a global 'return to the law of the jungle,' emphasizing the duty to 'stand alongside the United Nations' to reject impunity.
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Algemeen Dagblad
French President Emmanuel Macron launched a fierce attack on the international community during the United Nations General Assembly. The president believes countries are doing far too little to stop the violence in Gaza. "We should all be ashamed," said an exasperated Macron.
French President Emmanuel Macron condemned Israel's policy in the Palestinian territories during his address at the 81st session of the UN Genassamble. Macron, speaking in New York, expressed his dissatisfaction with the current situation, conveyed to TASS. "Some boast about the perceived world, but this world has not opened humanitarian corridors for a second. Should we passively observe this shameful performance for all of us? No way," he stre…
France's president, Emmanuel McRon, began knocking his fist on the rostrum at the UN Genassamble session in New York City, a reaction that caused him to face the difficult situation in the Gaza Strip.
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