Netanyahu Calls Macron West Bank Remarks Grotesque at UN
Israeli Prime Minister condemns French President's statements on Hamas activities during United Nations address.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke at a United Nations session on Wednesday. He directed criticism toward French President Emmanuel Macron. The exchange centers on statements Macron made regarding the West Bank.
The French president appeared to downplay Hamas activities in the occupied territory. Netanyahu called those remarks grotesque during his address. The Israeli leadership firmly rejected the French position.
The United Nations address served as the setting for the public disagreement. Israel and France maintain opposing stances on the occupied territory. The two leaders hold different views on regional security.
Source: BBC News · https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ck1l6yyg52qvo?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss
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