Tensions between France and the Zionist entity have been on the rise as the situation deteriorates in Lebanon.
French President Emmanuel Macron warned to “ignore United Nations decisions” during a weekly meeting with his ministers Tuesday, according to French media reports, confirmed by a participant in the meeting.
“Mr. Netanyahu must not forget that his country was created by a U.N. decision,” he is quoted as saying, referencing the U.N. General Assembly’s November 1947 vote that terminated the British mandate of Palestine and split the land into a Jewish and an Arab state.
The French president recently called for a halt to arms deliveries to the Zionist entity in an interview with French radio.
Macron’s call not to ignore U.N. decisions refers to the situation in southern Lebanon and Zionist fire against U.N. peacekeepers, which 40 countries condemned in a statement Saturday.
On Monday, France’s Armed Forces Minister Sébastien Lecornu echoed these warnings from France, telling a journalist that it was a “problem” that the Zionist entity does not respect U.N. resolutions.
“It was a U.N. resolution that created “Israel”, one of the first,” he said on French television.
