Gaza, Macron and France
France's Macron says sales of arms used in Gaza should be halted
Shipments of arms used in the conflict in Gaza should be stopped as part of a broader effort to find a political solution, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday.
France’s Macron calls for end to arms deliveries for use in Gaza
French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday called for a halt in deliveries of arms used in Gaza to Israel, adding that France was not sending arms to Israel. “I think that today, the
Macron urges countries to ‘stop delivering weapons’ to Israel for war in Gaza
French President Emmanuel Macron’s call comes as the war in Gaza grinds on, and the regional conflict escalates further into Lebanon.
Israel says France's call for halting sales of arms used in Gaza is a 'disgrace'
PARIS/JERSALEM (Reuters) -Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hit out at France's President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday for saying that shipments of arms to Israel used in the conflict in Gaza should be stopped as part of a broader effort to find a political solution.
Macron calls for halt to arms deliveries to Israel
French President Emmanuel Macron has called for a halt to arms deliveries to Israel in a radio interview on Saturday. It is a priority to return to a political solution and to stop arms deliveries for the fighting in the Gaza Strip,
Macron Urges Halt To Arms Deliveries To Israel For Use In Gaza
French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday urged a halt to arms deliveries to Israel, which has been criticised over the conduct of its retaliatory operation in Gaza.
Netanyahu calls French call to stop weapons sales used in Gaza ‘a disgrace’
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has once again used rhetoric to cast his war on Gaza as ‘defending civilisation against barbarism'.
Macron calls to halt weapons sales to Israel, but who is listening?
French President Emmanuel Macron's call to halt deliveries to Israel of weapons for use in Gaza was "specifically a broad call for an international arms embargo", said FRANCE 24's International Affairs Editor Douglas Herbert.
France treasure hunt finally comes to an end
France to Host Lebanon Aid Conference, Macron Says
PARIS (Reuters) - France will host an international conference this month to help drum up humanitarian aid for Lebanon and ...
France offers 75 million euros for disease-hit sheep farms
France will provide 75 million euros ($83 million) in aid for sheep farms hit by a fast-spreading virus, Prime Minister ...
France’s Tax Increases to Hit Some 300 Companies, Premier Says
Planned tax increases to get France’s budget deficit under control will hit about 300 of the country’s biggest companies, ...
France, Italy Launch Project to Exchange Migrant Trafficking Information
PARIS (Reuters) - The interior ministers of France and Italy signed a declaration on their intention to exchange information ...
'Monster of Avignon' Rape Scandal: Is It France's #MeToo Moment?
Dominique Pélicot, a retired electrician, has admitted drugging his wife and allowing the alleged rape of his wife in a case that has shocked France.
France to Uproot Chunk of Vineyards as Global Wine Demand Wanes
France, the world’s top wine producer, secured European Union funding of €120 million ($132 million) to pull up a slice of ...
France’s prime minister vows to curb debt as he faced baptism of fire at heckled parliament
In his inaugural address to parliament, the new French Prime Minister Michel Barnier has warned that “colossal” and spiraling ...
France’s Prime Minister Urges a Divided Parliament to Give Him a Chance
Michel Barnier vowed to slash spending and temporarily raise some taxes, but his plan must contend with three bitterly ...
The assault on Judaism: France takes the lead - Will the US hold Macron accountable? - opinion
Indeed, France never came to terms with its role in the 20th Century attempt to eradicate Judaism. So much, that in 2020 ...