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Recognizing Palestine: 'It was becoming dishonorable to do nothing,' says ex-French foreign minister
Hubert Védrine, former Elysée diplomatic adviser and ex-foreign minister, praised President Emmanuel Macron's decision to recognize the State of Palestine. He says France had to act in response to the humanitarian tragedy in Gaza.
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lemonde.fr
Reconnaissance de la Palestine : pour Hubert Védrine, « il devenait déshonorant de ne rien faire »
L’ancien conseiller diplomatique de François Mitterrand et ancien ministre des affaires étrangères salue, dans un entretien au « Monde », la décision d’Emmanuel Macron. La France,…
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The logic behind recognizing Palestine
EDITORIAL. As the destruction of Gaza nears completion and the Israeli government works to normalize ethnic cleansing, inaction and delay are no longer acceptable.
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huffpost.com
Frustration, Gaza Alarm Drove Macron To Go It Alone On Palestine Recognition
Working with Saudi Arabia, Macron came up with a plan to have France plus G7 allies Britain and Canada recognize Palestinian statehood, but failed to get others on board.
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haaretz.com
If France is going to recognize a Palestinian state, why won't the U.K.? | Opinion
French President Emmanuel Macron announced over the weekend that his country would recognize a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly in September. The Trump administration…
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arabnews.com
Why Macron’s recognition move is significant
Sacre bleu. France will recognize a state of Palestine. Is this a shock or not something to get worked up about? This was posted on social media by President Emmanuel Macron last…
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Recognizing Palestine: 'It was becoming dishonorable to do nothing,' says ex-French foreign minister
Hubert Védrine, former Elysée diplomatic adviser and ex-foreign minister, praised President Emmanuel Macron's decision to recognize the State of Palestine. He says France had to…
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France strives to revive the two-state solution at UN conference
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot confirmed, in a speech to the United Nations in New York on Monday, President Emmanuel Macron's pledge to recognize the State of Palestine.