Emmanuel Macron
One of the victims, a woman, was beheaded; assailant evacuated to hospital after being shot by police • Gunman yelling “Allahu Akbar” shot by police in Montfavet • Nice Mayor Christian Estrosi calls to “wipe out Islamo-fascism.”
Israeli Arabs protest against French president over Muhammad cartoons
Hamas: “Insulting religions and prophets is not a matter of freedom of expression, but rather promotes a culture of hatred.”
The Collective Cheikh Yassine group, named after the founder of Hamas, has been “directly implicated” in the attack, according to French President Emmanuel Macron.
President Emmanuel Macron has been trying to push through a roadmap outlining political and financial reforms he believes Lebanon needs to adopt to prevent the country from sinking further into crisis and economic despair.
“Hezbollah can’t be at the same time an army at war with Israel, an unrestrained militia against civilians in Syria and a respectable party in Lebanon,” says French President Emmanuel Macron.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told the U.N. General Assembly that “Iran is not a bargaining chip in U.S. elections and domestic policy.”
“You can’t allow Iran to have more money, power and arms, and at the same time try to disconnect Hezbollah from the disasters it provoked in Lebanon,” says the U.S. secretary of state.
French President Emmanuel Macron promises “all will be done” to locate the perpetrators of the desecration in Oradour-Sur-Glane, whose residents were massacred in June 1944.
Macron, Johnson and other leaders have sent personal letters to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urging him not to apply Israeli law to Judea and Samaria.
The head of France’s main judges’ union was “shocked” by his remarks, noting that even though French President Emmanuel Macron promises not to interfere in court rulings, “that’s exactly what he’s doing!”
From the get-go, this international assembly meant business, starting without preamble, showing statistics on the dramatic increase in anti-Semitic acts across a giant screen.
Emmanuel Macron accuses Israeli officers of breaking “centuries-old” rules preventing them from entering a Crusader-era church in Jerusalem’s Old City that is considered French territory.
