Macron criticizes the alleged peace in Gaza and describes it as a farce that shames everyone

Macron said in his speech before the United Nations General Assembly in New York: “Some brag about alleged peace. But this peace did not open humanitarian corridors even for a single second. Do we have to watch this play that has shamed us all? Absolutely not!”

Since October 2025, a ceasefire regime has been in effect in the Gaza Strip, but the Israeli army continues to launch strikes on the Palestinian territories, claiming that its targets are Hamas facilities and elements.

The humanitarian situation, according to United Nations estimates in the Strip, remains “catastrophic” against the backdrop of widespread destruction, disruptions in the work of medical institutions, and ongoing problems in providing the population with food and basic necessities.

This statement comes at a time when Israel continues its violations of the ceasefire agreement, as the Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that the death toll since the agreement took effect on October 11 has risen to more than 1,372 martyrs and 4,659 injured, while the total number of recovery cases reached 831 cases.

The Hamas movement had previously confirmed that “the occupation army’s continued killing of women and children on a daily basis represents an escalation of the war of genocide that has not stopped,” calling on the Arab and Islamic countries participating in the “Peace Council” to “take a clear and practical stance toward the occupation’s crimes and violations.”