UN General Assembly: Macron Rejects Trump's Claims on Gaza Peace
The French President has stated before the United Nations that despite the peace declared by the US President, no humanitarian corridor has been opened in Gaza. The world is witnessing a spectacle that should shame everyone, according to Macron.
France's President Emmanuel Macron harshly criticized US President Donald Trump's claims of achieving peace in Gaza during his final address to the United Nations before leaving office next year. In his speech, Macron denounced the notion that a single humanitarian corridor had been reopened in Gaza despite Trump's proclamation of peace.
The French leader lambasted the spectacle as a shameful display, rebuking Trump's assertion that his Gaza peace plan was a diplomatic success. Macron delivered his remarks at the United Nations General Assembly just hours after Trump had made the same claim from the podium. Macron recalled a year prior when just a dozen states had recognized Palestine, highlighting the cynicism behind such recognition.
He emphasized the world's inaction in the face of the Gaza situation, questioning the credibility of those who claim to have achieved peace.
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