Foreign Affairs
French President Questions Credibility of International Community Over Gaza Situation
French President Emmanuel Macron addressed the UN General Assembly in New York, questioning the international community's credibility if it remains inactive in Gaza. He criticized Israeli settlers' violence on the West Bank for undermining Palestinian existence and called the lack of humanitarian deliveries 'shameful.' In contrast, US President Donald Trump claimed to have ended the war and thanked the Security Council for his twenty-point plan. UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned that Israeli policies evoke ethnic cleansing fears and described Gaza's destruction as unprecedented. He emphasized the need to preserve the two-state solution and urged adherence to international law, including the genocide treaty, noting several countries have filed complaints against Israel at the International Court of Justice.
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