Macron says France can get to know the Palestinian state Israeli conflict news

“We must move towards recognition, and we will do so in the coming months,” says the French president.

President Emmanuel Macron says France can recognize the Palestinian state “in the coming months.”

Macron told France TV 5 on Wednesday that it aims to put the finishing touches to move at a United Nations conference on the Israeli -Palestinian conflict, whose country will participate with Saudi Arabia in June.

“We must move towards confession, and we will do so in the coming months,” said Macron.

“I don’t do it to please anyone. I will do it because at some point it will be true,” he said.

The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs in Palestine told Versen Aghabekian Shahin, AFP news agency that France’s recognition will be “a step in the right direction in line with the protection of the rights of the Palestinian people and the two -state solution.”

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon said that any “unilateral recognition” of a Palestinian state will be a “batch of Hamas”.

He wrote on X. “The” unilateral recognition “of the fictional Palestinian state, by any country, in the reality that we all know, will be an award for terrorism and an increase in Hamas.”

“This type of procedure will not bring peace, security and stability in our region – but the opposite:” They pay them away. “

Palestine has been recognized as a sovereign country 146 out of 193 members of the United Nations So far, with Armenia, Slovenia, Ireland, Norway, Spain, the Bahamas, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica and Burpados, joined their ranks last year.

However, despite the increasing international support of the Palestinian state, many major Western countries such as the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom and Germany have blocked recognition.

Macron said he expected a “collective dynamic”, allowing some countries in the Middle East to recognize the Israeli state.

Countries that do not recognize Israel include the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Syria and Yemen.

Macron said that the realization of Palestine as a country will allow France to be clear in our battle against those who deny Israel’s right to exist, and this is the case with Iran, and ourselves are committed to collective security in the region.

France has always defended a two -state solution to the Israeli -Palestinian conflict, and continued in its policy after October 7, 2023, an attack by the Palestinian Armed Hamas Group on Israel.

But the official recognition of Paris of a Palestinian state will represent a major political key and can restore Israel, which insists that these moves by foreign countries are premature.

On the conversation A trip to Egypt, Macron held talks with President Abdul Fata Sisi and the King of Jordan Abdullah II, which indicated that he was strongly opposed to any displacement or annexation in Gaza and the West Bank occupied by the Israeli.