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French Foreign Ministry Reacts to Israel’s Gaza Attacks

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Statement from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Fransa Dışişleri Bakanlığından Açıklama

The French Foreign Ministry said that Israel’s attacks on schools and areas where displaced Palestinians are taking refugee in Gaza have increased, stressing that this situation is causing “unacceptable” civilian casualties. In a written statement, it was expressed that it was “deeply concerned” about the destruction caused by Israel’s attacks in Palestinian territories.

Fransa Dışişleri Bakanlığı'ndan İsrail'in Gazze Saldırılarına Tepki

In the statement, “Everyone, including Israel, is obliged to abide by international law”It was also stated that attacks on humanitarian aid personnel and United Nations (UN) employees were “unacceptable.” In particular, it strongly condemned Israel’s opening fire on a World Food Program vehicle in Gaza last week.

The French Foreign Ministry noted that Israel’s large-scale attacks on the West Bank were further exacerbating the current climate of violence and instability. It also noted that the settlements built by Israel there, On July 19, the International Court of Justice (ICJ)As emphasized by, it was stated that it was against international law.

The statement continued by saying that France condemns all actions that violate the status quo of the holy sites in Jerusalem and that Israel’s far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben GvirAttention was also drawn to the irresponsible statements of France regarding these places. France stated that such actions and statements escalate tensions in the region.

Finally, it was emphasized that France reiterated its call for the release of prisoners in Gaza and a permanent ceasefire.

French Foreign Ministry Reacts to Israel’s Gaza Attacks

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