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"Crusade Against Jewish State" Israel Slams Macron's Sanctions Threat, Backing For Palestine State

"Crusade Against Jewish State" Israel Slams Macron's Sanctions Threat, Backing For Palestine State

News1830-05-2025
Israel accused French President Emmanuel Macron of undertaking a "crusade against the Jewish state." Israel also denied claims of humanitarian blockade in Gaza, calling Macron's statement 'a blatant lie.''There is no humanitarian blockade. That is a blatant lie. But instead of applying pressure on the jihadist terrorists, Macron wants to reward them with a Palestinian state. No doubt its national day will be October 7.', a statement by Israel's foreign ministry said. Israel last week partially lifted a more than two-month blockade on supplies entering Gaza amid shortage of medicines and food.Meanwhile, Germany will decide whether or not to approve new weapons shipments to Israel based on an assessment of the humanitarian situation in Gaza. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul questioned whether what is happening in Gaza is in line with international law. 'We are examining this and, if necessary, we will authorize further arms deliveries based on this examination,' he said in an interview with the Sueddeutsche Zeitung. n18oc_world n18oc_crux0:00 INTRODUCTION2:12 MACRON WARNS AGAINST GIVING 'FREE PASS' TO ISRAEL4:08 "MESSAGE TO MACRON AND HIS FRIENDS..."5:34 HOUTHIS WARN OF ATTACKS ON ISRAEL CIVILIAN FLIGHTS
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