French President Macron says that recognition of the Palestinian state is necessary to combat Hamas

French President Emmanuel Macron returned to the criticism of Foreign Minister Marco Marco Rubio for France’s decision to recognize a Palestinian state, and he told CBS that doing so is necessary to combat Hamas.

Macron plans to make the official character of his country’s decision at the United Nations General Assembly next week in New York. Macron’s decision shall be displayed in a dispute with the United States, which opposes recognition of the Palestinian state.

Rubio Call “Delayed” in July after Macron announced for the first time the decision amid the increasing global frustration with the Israeli war in Gaza, saying that recognition “only serves Hamas’s propaganda and restores peace.”

In an interview with “Face The Nation” Margaret Brennan on Thursday in Paris, Macron said, “” “excessive word”.

“The goal of Hamas is not to create a Palestinian state,” he said. “The goal of Hamas is to destroy Israel, and to persuade the maximum number of people that they do not have an opportunity to obtain peace and stability, specifically a Palestinian state. Killing the maximum number of Israeli people. For this reason, if we want to stop this war, if we want to isolate Hamas, the process of identification and the peace process that is appropriate for this recognition process.

Many other allies, including UK and CanadaIn recent months, they said they are also planning to recognize a Palestinian state.

On Sunday morning, a hint of “confronting the nation with Margaret Brennan” for further interviewing with French President Emmanuel Macron.