JERUSALEM/PARIS: French President Emmanuel Macron called Saturday (Oct 5) for a halt on arms deliveries to Israel for use in Gaza, provoking a sharp response from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Ne

PARIS: French President Emmanuel Macron called Saturday for a halt on arms deliveries to Israel for use in Gaza, provoking a sharp response from Israe...

Syrian President and Iranian Foreign Minister discussed ways to support Lebanon amid the ongoing Israeli military offensive in Lebanon

The French president's call was swiftly criticised by Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu.

PARIS: Shipments of arms used in the conflict in Gaza should be stopped as part of a broader effort to find a political solution, French President Emmanuel Macron

“The purpose of my trip to Damascus is to continue consultations regarding the developments in the region,” Araghchi says.

JERUSALEM/PARIS: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday (Oct 5) slammed French President Emmanuel Macron for calling for a halt to arms supplies to Israel, which is fighting wars in Gaza and Lebanon.  "As Israel fights the forces of barbarism led by Iran, all civilised countries should be stand

Netanyahu said Israel would win with or without their support, adding that calling for an arms embargo was a disgrace.

Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has slammed French President Emmanuel Macron, who in a recent radio interview called for halting the

French President Macron calls for halt to arms deliveries to Israel amid Gaza conflict, emphasising need for political solution.

Tehran’s top diplomat in Damascus on Saturday threatened an “even stronger” reaction to any aggression, as Israel readied its response to an Iranian missile attack earlier this week. “Our reaction to any attack by the Zionist regime is completely clear,” Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told reporters in the Syrian capital, where he met top officials […]

Failure to achieve a cease-fire is “a mistake, including for the security of Israel tomorrow,” French president tells France Inter.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denounced French President Emmanuel Macron's proposal for an arms embargo on Israel, and questioned whether Iran had restricted weapons deliveries to its proxies.

Iranian FM has said, Iran supports a ceasefire in Gaza & Lebanon, warned Israel that his country would respond proportionately to any attacks.

‘The most important issue today is the cease-fire,’ Abbas Araghchi says on first trip to Damascus

Netanyahu criticizes Macron for calling to halt arms supplies to Israel amid conflicts with Iran-backed groups.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed Western leaders on Saturday who said they support an arms embargo on Israel over how its handling the Gaza war.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi visits Beirut as Israeli airstrikes continue to target top Hezbollah commanders.

Meanwhile, the French President’s office responded to the controversy, addressing Netanyahu’s statement. Asserting that 'France is Israel’s steadfast friend,' the Élysée stressed that Macron 'supports Israel’s security and demonstrates it.'

"This axis of terror stands together. But countries who supposedly oppose this terror axis call for an arms embargo on Israel. What a disgrace!"

Tehran's top diplomat in Damascus on Saturday threatened an "even stronger" reaction to any aggression, as Israel readied its response to an Iranian missile attack earlier this week.

"I think that today, the priority is that we return to a political solution, that we stop delivering weapons to fight in Gaza," Emmanuel Macron told French broadcaster France Inter.