
Emmanuel Macron criticized Israel's action in the West Bank at the UN, arousing the ire of La France insoumise which denounces the authorization to fly over French airspace granted to Benyamin Netanyahu.
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Emmanuel Macron criticized Israel's actions in the West Bank at the UN, while France authorized Benyamin Netanyahu to fly over its territory.
For his last speech to the UN, Emmanuel Macron openly criticized Israel's actions in the West Bank, affirming that Hamas was not active in this territory. An outing which had the gift of annoying several executives of La France insoumise, including Manuel Bompard, national coordinator of the party, who denounced “heights of hypocrisy”. “The same day, France authorizes the war criminal Netanyahu, under arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court, to fly over its airspace,” denounced the MP for Bouches-du-Rhône on X, Tuesday evening.
A few hours earlier, franceinfo affirmed that France had authorized, for the fifth time, the Israeli Prime Minister to fly over its territory, citing diplomatic sources. Benjamin Netanyahu was on his way to New York as part of his trip to the United Nations General Assembly. However, the leader has been targeted since November 2024 by an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court for crimes of…

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