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Macron Says Gaza Diplomacy Is a ‘Spectacle That Should Shame Us All’
French President Emmanuel Macron sharply criticised the handling of Gaza during his final address to the UN General Assembly, arguing that claims of peace had not translated into restored humanitarian access. He urged international action as civilians in Gaza continue to face restrictions on aid.
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Macron’s remarks highlight continuing divisions among Western allies over Gaza and how diplomatic progress should be measured. France has also strengthened its support for a two-state solution and taken measures targeting Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
France is expected to continue pressing for humanitarian access to Gaza and measures supporting a two-state solution. Attention will also focus on whether international diplomacy produces tangible changes in aid access and conditions on the ground.
Sep 2025: France recognises the State of Palestine
Sep 8, 2026: France, UK and Canada announce further measures supporting the two-state solution
Sep 22: Macron addresses UNGA and criticises the lack of humanitarian access to Gaza
Next: Diplomatic focus turns to aid access and implementation of peace initiatives.
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