Macron calls on the criticism of Ambassador Charles Kushner to France “unacceptable” for the diplomat

French President Emmanuel Macron said that he was outside the Charles Kushner line, the American ambassador to France and the father of President Trump Jared Kushner, publicly accusing him of taking insufficient measures to combat anti -hostility, and to connect foreign policy positions in France to the internal incidents of punishment against Jews in France.

in letter He published in the Wall Street Journal to Macron in August, and Kushner wrote that “he had a deep concern about the great rise in anti -Semitism in France and the lack of sufficient work by your government to confront him.”

“Public statements raise Israel and gestures towards recognition of a Palestinian state to encourage extremists, fuel violence, and endanger Jewish life in France,” he wrote, urging Macron to “enforce the laws of hatred without exception; guarantee the safety of Jewish schools, the non -existent, and the soldiers, the prosecutors to the perpetrators to a large extent;

In an interview with “Face The Nation” on Thursday in Paris, Macron called Kushner’s “mistake” and “unacceptable statement of a person who is supposed to be diplomatic.”

“This is unacceptable,” he said.

Macron said that the French ambassador will never be allowed to make similar public notes on another country because it will risk diplomacy with those countries.

Macron said: “So you are a person who wants to express freely,” Macron said. “If you are a diplomat, you must follow the diplomacy base … The (American) taxpayer is not used correctly to finance this type of statement.”

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in France call The ambassador last month in official reprimand. The French ministry said that Kushner’s claims are “inconsistent with international law”, noting “the commitment not to interfere in the internal affairs of the states” in the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations in 1961.

Kushner also wrote that “anti-Zionism is the anti-Semitism-clear and simple.”

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said at that time in a statement to Associated PressKushner “is the representative of the United States government in France and is doing a great job that plays our national interests in this role.”

Macron acknowledged that sometimes, the motive behind the hatred of the Jews may be, but they rejected the idea that any of his criticism of the policies of the Netanyahu government.

Brennan said: “I was the first president in France to adopt the definition of anti -Semitism, which makes him equivalent to anti -Zionism.”

Macron rejected the idea that his objections to murder in Gaza or his call to establish a Palestinian anti -Semitic state by nature or exposed to French Jews were dangerous. “This does not mean that you are not allowed to be in disagreement with the government of Israel,” he said. He said that the incompatibility with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “does not make me anti -Semitism.”

Netanyahu is currently leading the most wing government in Israeli history, opposing the establishment of a Palestinian state, and launching a war for nearly two years in Gaza, which succeeded in killing Hamas leaders who carried out the bloody terrorist attack on October 7, which killed 1,200 of its people. The war has been killed since that time tens of thousands of Palestinians, and its policies, including the blockade imposed on humanitarian aid, have led to a famine in Gaza.

Hamas is still working in Gaza, and Macron said that Hamas is still able to recruit more fighters even though Israel kills the highest ranks in the terrorist group. Macron says that the failure to eliminate Hamas’s support through military power is evidence that support for an alternative government in the form of the Palestinian Authority is needed.

Netanyahu accused Macron of fueling anti -Semitism after the French president announced that France would recognize the Palestinian state This Monday At the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

The high -level gathering of world leaders, their representatives, and other countries, including the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada, plans to join France in recognizing the Palestinian state. The majority of global countries – 147 United Nations – are aware of the right of the Palestinians to self -determination, but the decision of Western powers, including the UN Security Council member France and the United Kingdom is important in terms of symbolism. It is also a sign of the increase in the isolation of the current Israeli government, which refused to end a war for nearly two years in Gaza.

The plan developed by France and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia includes several stagesIncluding the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Hamas has liberated the remaining hostages it had held since its attack on October 7, 2023 on Israel and restoring humanitarian aid to Gaza. Macron said that these conditions should meet before France opens an embassy there. The second stage includes the reconstruction and governance of Gaza, and the third stage focuses on a two -state solution. Macron succeeded in obtaining Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas, the 90 -year -old leader who governs the occupied West Bank, publicly of Hamas and agreeing to reform power and hold elections.

“The realization of the Palestinian state today is the only way to provide a political solution to a situation that must stop,” Macron said.

The situation places France in direct conflict with the Trump administration, which prevented members of the Palestinian Authority from obtaining visas to attend the diplomatic gathering. Despite President Trump’s statements that the hunger that occurs in Gaza and Israel should end its war there, Netanyahu has ignored any American urging this. Trump recently said that he was “not pleased” by Netanyahu’s decision to bomb the American ally in Qatar while Hamas members were meeting to discuss an American proposal to end the Gaza war.

The current American administration appears to oppose the establishment of a Palestinian state, as Trump supports a proposal to remove Ghazan and send them to other countries. The United States remains a strong supporter of Israel, as well as the main provider of weapons.