Overview
- Macron told leaders in Singapore that Europe must harden its collective position unless Israel improves its humanitarian response in Gaza within days.
- He warned that France may impose targeted sanctions on Israeli settlers enforcing the aid blockade.
- Despite a partial end to an 11-week blockade, food security experts say one in five Gazans risks starvation.
- Macron reiterated support for a two-state solution and pushed for conditional recognition of a Palestinian state, requiring Hamas’s demilitarization.
- His remarks precede a mid-June UN conference co-hosted by France to outline a roadmap for Palestinian statehood.