French President Emmanuel Macron visits the Royal Jordanian Air Force's Prince Hassan Air Base (H5), about 117 kilometers northwest of the capital Amman, on Dec. 22, 2023, during a two-day visit to Jordan. (Credit: Ludovic Marin/AFP)
France is "gravely concerned" by Israel's announcement that it will intensify and prolong fighting against Palestinian Hamas militants in Gaza, the foreign ministry said on Tuesday.
Paris "strongly reiterates its call for an immediate truce leading to a cease-fire," the ministry said, condemning "systematic bombing that has again left many civilian victims in recent days."
France is "gravely concerned" by Israel's announcement that it will intensify and prolong fighting against Palestinian Hamas militants in Gaza, the foreign ministry said on Tuesday.
Paris "strongly reiterates its call for an immediate truce leading to a cease-fire," the ministry said, condemning "systematic bombing that has again left many civilian victims in recent days."
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