Trump Dismisses Macron's Recognition of Palestinian State: "His Statement Doesn’t Carry Any Weight"
PALESTINE, JUL 25 – Trump rejects French recognition of Palestine amid stalled Gaza ceasefire talks with Hamas refusing to release hostages, while the US supports Israel, officials said.
- At the White House on Friday, Donald Trump dismissed Macron’s recognition plan, stating `a desperate and irrelevant gesture`.
- Following Hamas’s latest proposal, US negotiators pulled out after Steve Witkoff said the US team blamed Hamas’s reluctance to free remaining hostages.
- On Thursday, Donald Trump said `did not want to make a deal`, and Benjamin Netanyahu said `Hamas is the obstacle to a hostage release deal`.
- Amid Macron’s recognition plan, Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday called Macron’s proposal `a reckless decision` and `a slap in the face`, and the US reiterated its opposition to unilateral Palestinian state recognition.
- According to the Associated Press, ceasefire talks are expected to resume next week, with an Israeli delegation due to leave for consultations early next week, Hamas official Bassem Naim said.
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France wants to recognise Palestine as a state, and French President Macron is very critical of this plan – especially from the US.
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Trump: Macron's Recognition of Palestinian State 'Doesn't Matter'
President Donald Trump said French President Emmanuel Macron's decision to recognize a Palestinian state "doesn't matter," arguing that the move will not change anything in the Middle East. The post Trump on Macron’s Recognition of Palestinian State: ‘What He Says Doesn’t Matter’ appeared first on Breitbart.
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