‘Careless decision’: We hit France’s push to recognize the Palestinian state; It is claimed that it serves Hamas Publicity
The United States strongly opposed France’s decision to recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly in September in September.US State Secretary Marco Rubio rejected France’s decision, called it ‘Hamas Prachar’ and a blow for peace efforts in the Middle East.Rubio posted on X, “Emmanuel Macron’s plan strongly rejects the plan to recognize a Palestinian state at the United States United Nations General Assembly. This careless decision only fulfills the promotion and returns peace. It is a slap for the victims of October 7.”French President Emmanuel Macron announced the decision to formally recognize Palestine during the first September UN season. Macron faced X to announce the decision: “The Middle East is true for its historical commitment to a equitable and permanent peace, I have decided that France will recognize the state of Palestine.”France has long supported the two-state solution, but has so far reduced from formal recognition. Macron confirmed that France supports a Palestinian kingdom without Hamas, and also confirms support for Israel’s rights for peace and security.Macron said he hoped that this step will help generate a “collective dynamic” that would encourage Arab states to identify Israel as well. His announcement follows similar recognition from Ireland, Spain, Norway and Slovenia.
Netanyahu Macron’s decision is called a ‘serious mistake’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Macron’s decision “a serious mistake”. He criticized the French President for ignoring the danger created by Hamas and other armed groups. Netanyahu said, “Israel will not accept moral lectures about the state from countries that reject freedom in their own areas.”France was announced in Doha amidst the collapse of the Gaza ceasefire talks. The United States withdrew with Israel to withdraw from the conversation this week after failing to progress. We were accused of “not acting in good faith” by Special Envoy Steve Witcoff and said, “Washington will now consider alternative options”.“Hamas’s response clearly reflects the lack of desire to reach a ceasefire in Gaza,” he said. Witcoff confirmed that the American team was returning home and said other routes would be detected to bring back the hostages and stabilize Gaza.
Ceasefire talks
The objective of the convenience of the convenience given by Qatar was to prevent the ongoing struggle and secure the release of the Israeli hostages. But Hamas’s latest proposal, which included changes in the conditions for aid routes, military withdrawal areas and a permanent ceasefire, was not accepted by Israel. Netanyahu convicted Hamas for a deadlock and warned against misunderstanding Israel’s desire for a deal as a weakness.“We are working to reach another deal for the release of our hostages,” he said. “But if Hamas explains our desire to reach a deal as a weakness, it is severely incorrect as an opportunity to determine the terms of surrender that will endanger the state of Israel.”International concern over Gaza’s deteriorating human crisis continues. The World Health Organization has warned of “man -made” famine situations, in which more than two million Palestinians are facing lack of food and aid. France convicts Israel’s blockade for a crisis, one claim that Israel rejected Hamas of obstructing help distribution.Relief groups say they face big challenges due to limited Israeli permissions and ongoing fights. Meanwhile, voices on the ground are urging to eliminate bloodshed. More than 140 countries already recognize Palestine, and France’s recognition will mark one of the most high-profile endorsements ever. The war in Gaza was started with Hamas’s attack on Israel on 7 October in which 1,219 people were killed. It has continued for 21 months. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, 59,587 Palestinians, most of the citizens, have been killed in Israeli attacks.
