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Macron Criticizes Israel's Actions in Gaza at the UN

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Emmanuel Macron criticized Israel's actions in Gaza at the UN General Assembly. According to Der Spiegel, it was likely his last appearance as France's president – he also responded to statements by the US President.

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Emmanuel Macron has criticized Israel's actions in Gaza at the UN General Assembly. According to Der Spiegel, it was apparently his last appearance at the UN as France's president – and Macron deliberately used the moment.

Der Spiegel further reports that the French president also responded to statements by the US President in his speech. In doing so, Macron visibly positions himself against Israel's conduct of war in a highly charged political debate while simultaneously seeking direct confrontation with Washington.

What lies behind the appearance?

The fact that France's president used the UN General Assembly to address Israel head-on while simultaneously contradicting the US President sends a political signal with a double thrust. That Macron, according to Der Spiegel, apparently deliberately worked to ensure that this appearance would be remembered underscores the message: Paris no longer wants to hide behind general platitudes on this issue.

What concrete diplomatic consequences Macron's words will have remains to be seen. But one thing is already clear: anyone who attacks both Israel and the US President at the UN General Assembly makes it clear that they do not want this appearance to be read as a marginal note.

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