France President Emmanuel Macron in an interview with CNN criticized the proposal of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, about the Gaza Strip. Macron emphasized that one cannot simply ask two million people to leave their homes, highlighting the complexity of the situation in the Middle East.
Américo Martins, CNN’s senior analyst, stressed the significant weight of the Macron Declaration.
“France, as a permanent member of the UN Security Council, has sought balanced solutions for the region, and Macron is known for its approach centered on dialogue,” said Américo.
Diplomatic approach and balanced criticism
For the analyst, Macron adopted a restrained tone, expressing his opposition clearly but soft.
He did not directly attack Trump, treating him as equal and remembering US commitments to international legislation and the historical recognition of the possibility of creating a Palestinian state.
The French President also made clear his disagreement with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu but in diplomatic .
Macron reiterated that he will continue to criticize Israel for the high number of civilians killed in Gaza, without supporting solutions that imply forced displacement of the Palestinian population.
Strategy of influence without direct confrontation
Macron’s approach demonstrates an attempt to influence American policy For the Middle East without direct conflict.
In dealing with the subject with diplomacy and respect, the French leader seeks to maintain open dialogue channels, especially with the United States, aiming at a possible Future mediation in the Israelo-Palestine conflict .
This content was originally published under review: Macron uses dialogue to seek solutions for the conflict in Gaza on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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