And he said Macron During a phone call with Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, he said, “A ceasefire must be reached immediately in Lebanon,” calling on Hezbollah to “immediately stop” its attacks on Israel.
Macron expressed his “great concern about the intensification of Israeli strikes in Lebanon and their tragic repercussions on the civilian population,” according to the Elysee.
Nine people were killed on Saturday Israeli raids New, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health.
During his call with Berri, Macron called on the Lebanese to “unite their ranks for the sake of the country’s unity and stability,” calling on all parties to “face together this new ordeal” by supporting “a comprehensive political program based on the election of a president that guarantees national unity.”
The French presidency confirmed that Paris will continue its efforts to mobilize the international community within the framework of the international conference to support the people Lebanon His Excellency, which will be held in Paris on October 24.
In conclusion, Macron reaffirmed “France’s commitment within the framework of… UNIFIL (United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon),” and “reiterated his dissatisfaction with the recent unjustified targeting of UN soldiers.”
Five UNIFIL members were injured within 48 hours, according to the UN force, which accused the Israeli forces of firing at their positions “repeatedly and deliberately.”
