Macron says stance on Israel must ‘harden’ unless Gaza situation improves

France’s President Emmanuel Macron speaks at a press briefing
  • French leader says in Singapore that action needed “in the next few hours and days”
  • He also asserted recognition of a Palestinian state with conditions was “not only a moral duty, but a political necessity”

SINGAPORE : French President Emmanuel Macron said Friday that European countries should “harden the collective position” against Israel if it does not respond appropriately to the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
With international pressure mounting on Israel over the deepening hunger crisis in Gaza, Macron said action was needed “in the next few hours and days.” He also asserted recognition of a Palestinian state with conditions was “not only a moral duty, but a political necessity.”

BY: The Times Union