Macron calls for recognition of a Palestinian state as a moral duty and political requirement

ER Editor: Let’s pause for a moment to appreciate how bizarre and ironic it is for Rothschild (biological?) product, Macron (2.0), to be ‘cruasading against the Jewish state’ (according to the rhetoric of Israel’s foreign minister Gideon Sa’ar, endorsed by pro-Israel European Conservative site).

From the middle of this month —

Macron calls the military policies of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu “shameful” and “unacceptable”

A reminder to readers that we are sceptical of many aspects of the Israel-Gaza story and have been since the get-go (Oct. 7, 2023) while recognizing the hideous, criminal treatment of the Palestinians by Satanic-Zionist Israel for decades. We offer details from the article below as ‘what is being said’.

Notice the number 17 cropping up in the report below regarding the June date of the upcoming international conference on the two-state solution, co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia.

It is linked to below, but here is the latest statement from Spain and a handful of other countries renewing the call for the moral imperative to implement the elusive two-state solution, recognizing Palestine, that Israel never acceded to historically:

Joint Statement of Spain, Ireland, Slovenia and Norway: A renewed commitment for the implementation of the two State solution

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Macron declared that the recognition of a Palestinian state was “not simply a moral duty, but a political requirement.”

HELENE de LAUZUN for EUROPEAN CONSERVATIVE

While visiting Singapore, French President Emmanuel Macron renewed his calls for the formation of a Palestinian state, prompting hostile statements from the Israeli government.

After announcing the creation of 22 new settlements in the West Bank (ER: which is illegal), the Israeli government went into ceasefire talks with the United States. White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt announced on Thursday evening that the American proposal for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip had been approved by the Israeli government, but dissenting voices are being heard. Itamar Ben-Gvir, the Israeli Minister of National Security called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: “The confusion, reshuffling and weakness must stop. We have already missed too many opportunities. It is time to go in with all the necessary force, without flinching, to destroy and kill Hamas completely,” he posted on his Telegram channel.

Emmanuel Macron  Photo: Simon Dawson, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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It was in this context that, during a press conference, Macron declared that the recognition of a Palestinian state was “not simply a moral duty, but a political requirement.” He then listed the conditions he considered essential for the recognition of this state: the release of hostages; the demilitarisation of Hamas; the non-participation of Hamas in the new state; and the reform of the Palestinian Authority. The French president also called for the future state to recognise Israel and “its right to live in security” and for the “creation of a security architecture throughout the region.”

He also called on the international community to harden its position towards Israel if the humanitarian situation in Gaza does not improve. At the European level, he suggested that the association agreement between the member states and Israel be reviewed and even went so far as to consider the imposition of sanctions.

Following these controversial statements, Israel’s foreign minister Gideon Sa’ar accused Macron of being “on a crusade against the Jewish state.” “Instead of putting pressure on jihadist terrorists, Macron wants to reward them by giving them a Palestinian state. There is no doubt that his national holiday will be 7 October,” he added in a statement.

In France, the Rassemblement National (RN) expressed scepticism about the solution proposed by the head of state: “Recognising the Palestinian state today means recognising a Hamas state,” said Marine Le Pen. On the Left, the La France Insoumise party stressed “the urgency of this diplomatic gesture.”

In Europe, the French president is not alone in his desire to raise the tone with Israel. Spain and Finland also condemned the announcement of new Israeli settlements in the West Bank. “The settlements in the West Bank are illegal under international law, compromise the viability of the two-state solution and constitute a threat to peace,” the Spanish Foreign Ministry said in a statement. The British government similarly stated that the new settlements were an obstacle to any peace.

ER tweet insert —

The Israeli government’s approval of 22 new settlements in the occupied West Bank is a deliberate obstacle to Palestinian statehood.

The UK condemns these actions. Settlements are illegal under international law, further imperil the two state solution, and do not protect Israel.

— Hamish Falconer MP (@HFalconerMP) May 29, 2025

France is to chair, alongside Saudi Arabia, an international conference on the so-called two-state solution, Israeli and Palestinian, to be held from June 17th to 20th at the UN in New York.

Published to The Liberty Beacon from EuropeReloaded.com

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