
L'ufficio del primo ministro israeliano Benyamin Netanyahu ha definito 'assurdità grottesca' la dichiarazione del presidente francese Emmanuel Macron all'Onu su Gaza, citando l'assassinio di Netanel Shukrun, cittadino francese e padre di sei figli, ucciso da un terrorista di Hamas in Giudea e Samaria due giorni prima di Yom Kippur.
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L'articolo riporta una dichiarazione critica dell'ufficio del primo ministro israeliano Netanyahu verso il presidente francese Macron dopo le sue osservazioni all'Onu sulla situazione a Gaza, citando un recente attacco terroristico contro un cittadino francese in Cisgiordania.
(Vedi il servizio delle 21.30) "L'assurdità grottesca della dichiarazione di Emmanuel Macron è sbalorditiva". Lo ha affermato l'ufficio del primo ministro israeliano Benyamin Netanyahu dopo le parola del presidente francese all'Onu su Gaza. "Domenica, alla vigilia di Yom Kippur, appena due giorni fa, Netanel Shukrun - un CITTADINO FRANCESE e padre di sei figli - è stato assassinato nella sua auto da un terrorista di Hamas in Giudea e Samaria. Con il suo ultimo respiro, ha detto a suo figlio di scappare. I terroristi di Hamas compiono attacchi contro gli ebrei quasi ogni giorno. Hanno assassinato innumerevoli civili israeliani in Giudea e Samaria. L'ignoranza NON È una scusa per cancellare il loro sangue".
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Possibili richieste francesi di chiarimenti o spiegazioni da parte israeliana riguardo alla dichiarazione di Macron.
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