"Disproportionate response": The French president refused to condemn Iranian attacks against Israeli targets in the world

Attempts to contain the West: French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to speak today (Monday) with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, this in an attempt to prevent Israel from attacking Iran as a response to the unprecedented attack against it, which included over 300 different launches.

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"Israel won this war, because it managed to stop almost all the UAVs that were aimed at its territory," he noted in an existing interview and added: "France was on Israel's side, coordinating with the United States and Great Britain, because France has a base on Jordanian soil, it carried out missions intercepted and exchanged intelligence knowledge with Israel."

He reiterated his opposition to Iran's action: "We condemned the attack, but today we will do everything to prevent a flare-up, and to convince Israel that it is not necessary to respond through escalation, but to isolate Iran and convince the countries of the region that it is a danger. Increase the sanctions on nuclear activity, and renew the The path to peace in the region. Therefore, we call for caution regarding Rafah and a ceasefire that will lead to a ceasefire to allow humanitarian aid."

"Israel is defending itself and the cause of the situation was the terrorist attack by Hamas on October 7," he added. However, he refused to condemn any attack by Iran against Israeli targets: "Israel attacked a diplomatic-military target in Syria. Iran reacted disproportionately, instead of looking for targets outside of Israel, it attacked it on its soil, and this is a precedent.

Finally, he said: "France can play the role of a mediating and balancing power. Cooperation with countries like Saudi Arabia and Jordan. The US has an important role to play in restraining Iran, through sanctions and preventing access to nuclear weapons." The release of the abductees is the first priority.