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Macron warns Israel that if its aim is to destroy Hamas, 'war will last 10 years'

In a first, French President Macron has warned Isreal that it must identify its short-term goals in its war against Hamas. Macron said that we are at a moment where Israeli authorities need to define their ultimate goals more precisely.

French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday warned Israel that if its aim was the total destruction of Hamas, "the war will last 10 years".
Speaking at the COP28 climate change summit in Dubai, he urged Israel to d "more precisely define its objectives".
Macron also noted that he was heading to Qatar at the close of the climate summit to thank the emir for work accomplished to free hostages during the seven-day truce.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has denounced France's president for saying the West shouldn't "humiliate" Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Speaking at a conference hosted by the Financial Times on Tuesday, he rejected suggestions that Ukraine felt humiliated by Russia, and was trying to do the same in return.
"No one is humiliating us, we are being killed," Zelenskyy said.
"That is why we are also not going to humiliate anyone in return, we will reply with the same tool," he continued.
President Emmanuel Macron said in an interview with regional French newspapers on Friday that world powers shouldn't "humiliate Russia".
That way, when the fighting finally stopped, "we can build a way out together via diplomatic paths", the French leader said.

Zelenskyy hits out at Macron over 'humiliating' Russia

Speaking at a conference hosted by the Financial Times on Tuesday, he rejected suggestions that Ukraine felt humiliated by Russia, and was trying to do the same in return.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has denounced France's president Emmanuel&nbsp;Macron for saying the West shouldn't "humiliate" Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Speaking at a conference hosted by the Financial Times on Tuesday, he rejected suggestions that Ukraine felt humiliated by Russia, and was trying to do the same in return.
"No one is humiliating us, we are being killed," Zelenskyy said.
"That is why we are also not going to humiliate anyone in return, we will reply with the same tool," he continued.
President Emmanuel Macron said in an interview with regional French newspapers on Friday that world powers shouldn't "humiliate Russia".
Also Watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/watch-may-day-rally-in-france-s-paris-turns-violent-1651466128087">&nbsp;French journalists dead in Russian shelling in Ukraine</a> That way, when the fighting finally stopped, "we can build a way out together via diplomatic paths", the French leader said.

French President Emmanuel Macron comfortably won re-election to a second term Sunday, triggering relief among allies that the nuclear-armed power won't abruptly shift course in the midst of the war in Ukraine from European Union and NATO efforts to punish and contain Russia's military expansionism.
The second five-year term for the 44-year-old centrist spared France and Europe from the seismic upheaval of having firebrand populist Marine Le Pen at the helm, Macron's presidential runoff challenger who quickly conceded defeat but was still on course for her best-ever electoral showing.
Macron is the first French president in 20 years to win reelection, since incumbent Jacques Chirac trounced Le Pen's father in 2002.
Acknowledging that “numerous” voters cast ballots for him simply to keep out the fiercely nationalist far-right Le Pen, Macron pledged to reunite the country that is “filled with so many doubts, so many divisions” and work to assuage the anger of French voters that fed Le Pen's campaign.
During her campaign, Le Pen pledged to dilute French ties with the 27-nation EU, NATO and Germany, moves that would have shaken Europe's security architecture as the continent deals with its worst conflict since World War II. Le Pen also spoke out against EU sanctions on Russian energy supplies and faced scrutiny during the campaign over her previous friendliness with the Kremlin.
A chorus of European leaders hailed Macron's victory, since France has played a leading role in international efforts to punish Russia with sanctions and is supplying weapons to Ukraine.

France's Macron wins 2nd term as President, beats far-right leader Le Pen

Emmanuel Macron has become the first French president in 20 years to be re-elected after he defeated far-right leader Marine Le Pen

French President Emmanuel Macron comfortably won re-election to a second term Sunday, triggering relief among allies that the nuclear-armed power won't abruptly shift course in the midst of the war in Ukraine from European Union and NATO efforts to punish and contain Russia's military expansionism.
The second five-year term for the 44-year-old centrist spared France and Europe from the seismic upheaval of having firebrand populist Marine Le Pen at the helm.&nbsp;
Macron is the first French president in 20 years to win re-election, since incumbent Jacques Chirac trounced Le Pen's father in 2002.
Acknowledging that &ldquo;numerous&rdquo; voters cast ballots for him simply to keep out the fiercely nationalist far-right Le Pen, Macron pledged to reunite the country that is &ldquo;filled with so many doubts, so many divisions&rdquo; and work to assuage the anger of French voters that fed Le Pen's campaign.
During her campaign, Le Pen pledged to dilute French ties with the 27-nation EU, NATO and Germany, moves that would have shaken Europe's security architecture as the continent deals with its worst conflict since World War II. Le Pen also spoke out against EU sanctions on Russian energy supplies and faced scrutiny during the campaign over her previous friendliness with the Kremlin.
A chorus of European leaders hailed Macron's victory, since France has played a leading role in international efforts to punish Russia with sanctions and is supplying weapons to Ukraine.

A chorus of European leaders hailed Macron's victory, since France has played a leading role in international efforts to punish Russia with sanctions and is supplying weapons to Ukraine.

French President Emmanuel Macron comfortably won re-election to a second term Sunday, triggering relief among allies that the nuclear-armed power won't abruptly shift course in the midst of the war in Ukraine from European Union and NATO efforts to punish and contain Russia's military expansionism.
The second five-year term for the 44-year-old centrist spared France and Europe from the seismic upheaval of having firebrand populist Marine Le Pen at the helm, Macron's presidential runoff challenger who quickly conceded defeat but was still on course for her best-ever electoral showing.
Macron is the first French president in 20 years to win reelection, since incumbent Jacques Chirac trounced Le Pen's father in 2002.
Acknowledging that &ldquo;numerous&rdquo; voters cast ballots for him simply to keep out the fiercely nationalist far-right Le Pen, Macron pledged to reunite the country that is &ldquo;filled with so many doubts, so many divisions&rdquo; and work to assuage the anger of French voters that fed Le Pen's campaign.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/france-to-ban-halal-meat-muslims-jews-alarmed-by-marine-le-pen-s-election-promise-1650039865644">France to ban halal meat? Muslims, Jews alarmed by Marine Le Pen's election promise</a>
During her campaign, Le Pen pledged to dilute French ties with the 27-nation EU, NATO and Germany, moves that would have shaken Europe's security architecture as the continent deals with its worst conflict since World War II. Le Pen also spoke out against EU sanctions on Russian energy supplies and faced scrutiny during the campaign over her previous friendliness with the Kremlin.
A chorus of European leaders hailed Macron's victory, since France has played a leading role in international efforts to punish Russia with sanctions and is supplying weapons to Ukraine.

French President Emmanuel Macron has called for easing the supply of raw materials for the production of coronavirus vaccines to India. Macron said that such a step was absolutely necessary to ramp up manufacturing for their own requirement as well to help the African region.
"India, and in particular the Serum Institute of India, has been blocked in its production by export restrictions on the ingredients needed to produce these vaccines from certain G7 economies," the French president said.
Macron's appeal came ahead of a crucial G7 summit.
The French president also favoured a proposal by India and South Africa at the World Trade Organisation for a temporary lift on the patents on Covid-19 vaccines and said France will raise the issue at the G7 summit.

Ease Covid vaccine ingredients supply to India: Macron to G7

French President Emmanuel Macron has called for easing the supply of raw materials for the production of coronavirus vaccines to India

Ease vaccine ingredients supply to India: Macron to G7

French President Emmanuel Macron has called for easing the supply of raw materials for the production of coronavirus vaccines to India. Macron said that such a step was absolutely necessary to ramp up manufacturing for their own requirement as well to help the African region.
Macron's appeal came ahead of a crucial G7 summit.
The French president also favoured a proposal by India and South Africa at the World Trade Organisation for a temporary lift on the patents on Covid-19 vaccines and said France will raise the issue at the G7 summit.

French President Emmanuel Macron has called for easing the supply of raw materials for the production of coronavirus vaccines to India. Macron said that such a step was absolutely necessary to ramp up manufacturing for their own requirement as well to help the African region.
"India, and in particular the Serum Institute of India, has been blocked in its production by export restrictions on the ingredients needed to produce these vaccines from certain G7 economies," the French president said.
Macron's appeal came ahead of a crucial G7 summit.
The French president also favoured a proposal by India and South Africa at the World Trade Organisation for a temporary lift on the patents on Covid-19 vaccines and said France will raise the issue at the G7 summit.

French President Emmanuel Macron denounced &ldquo;violence&rdquo; and &ldquo;stupidity&rdquo; after he was slapped in the face Tuesday by a man during a visit to a small town in southeastern France.
The incident prompted a wide show of support for the head of state from politicians across the ideological spectrum.
Macron was greeting the public waiting for him behind barriers in the town of Tain-l&rsquo;Hermitage after he visited a high school.
Two videos show a man slapping Macron in the face and his bodyguards pushing the assaulter away as the French leader is quickly rushed from the scene.

Macron on slap: stupidity, violence - not in a democracy

Macron slapped: French President denounces 'violence' and ' stupidity'
Support for Macron across ideological spectrum after being slapped
&nbsp;'Down with Macronia': man slaps Macron at a public event

French President Emmanuel Macron denounced &ldquo;violence&rdquo; and &ldquo;stupidity&rdquo; after he was slapped in the face Tuesday by a man during a visit to a small town in southeastern France.
The incident prompted a wide show of support for the head of state from politicians across the ideological spectrum.
Macron was greeting the public waiting for him behind barriers in the town of Tain-l&rsquo;Hermitage after he visited a high school.
Two videos show a man slapping Macron in the face and his bodyguards pushing the assaulter away as the French leader is quickly rushed from the scene.

French President Emmanuel Macron was slapped in the face on Tuesday by a man in a crowd of onlookers.&nbsp;In video circulating on social media, Macron could be seen walking towards a crowd who were behind a metal barrier. The French president reached out his hand to greet one man who could be&nbsp;heard shouting 'Down with Macronia'&nbsp;and then he delivered a slap to Macron&rsquo;s face. Two of Macron&rsquo;s security detail tackled the man in the green T-shirt, while another ushered Macron away. Two people were arrested.&nbsp;The incident took place while Macron was on a visit to&nbsp;Drome, where he met restaurateurs and students to talk about how life is returning to normal after&nbsp;Covid-19.

'Down with Macronia': French President Macron slapped in face, incident caught on camera

French President Emmanuel Macron was slapped in the face on Tuesday by a man in a crowd of onlookers.&nbsp; In video circulating on social media, Macron could be seen walking towards a crowd who were behind a metal barrier. The French president reached out his hand to greet one man who could be&nbsp;heard shouting 'Down with Macronia'&nbsp;and then he delivered a slap to Macron&rsquo;s face. Two of Macron&rsquo;s security detail tackled the man in the green T-shirt, while another ushered Macron away. Two people were arrested.&nbsp; The incident took place while Macron was on a visit to&nbsp;Drome, where he met restaurateurs and students to talk about how life is returning to normal after&nbsp;Covid-19.

French President Emmanuel Macron was slapped in the face on Tuesday by a man in a crowd of onlookers.&nbsp; In video circulating on social media, Macron could be seen walking towards a crowd who were behind a metal barrier. The French president reached out his hand to greet one man who could be&nbsp;heard shouting 'Down with Macronia'&nbsp;and then he delivered a slap to Macron&rsquo;s face. Two of Macron&rsquo;s security detail tackled the man in the green T-shirt, while another ushered Macron away. Two people were arrested.&nbsp; The incident took place while Macron was on a visit to&nbsp;Drome, where he met restaurateurs and students to talk about how life is returning to normal after&nbsp;Covid-19.

Were the rich in France partying when common French people were in lockdown due to Covid curbs? A new documentary has exposed multiple high-end &ldquo;clandestine restaurants&rdquo; catering to the "mask free" Paris elite, in violation of nationwide pandemic restrictions. What&rsquo;s even more shocking is that one organizer claimed government ministers are among those who attend, according to the documentary aired on French network M6 over the weekend. Embarrassed French authorities are investigating the accusations, and red-faced government members are scrambling to insist they&rsquo;re behaving properly. Activists and President Macron's rival are organising protest under the banner "Let's Eat The Rich".

French boil over 'mask free secret parties' of the rich during Covid-19 lockdown

A new documentary has exposed multiple high-end &ldquo;clandestine restaurants&rdquo; catering to the "mask free" Paris elite while common French were in Covid&nbsp;lockdown

French boil over 'mask free secret parties' of rich during lockdown

Were the rich in France partying when common French people were in lockdown due to Covid curbs? A new documentary has exposed multiple high-end &ldquo;clandestine restaurants&rdquo; catering to the "mask free" Paris elite, in violation of nationwide pandemic restrictions. What&rsquo;s even more shocking is that one organizer claimed government ministers are among those who attend, according to the documentary aired on French network M6 over the weekend. Embarrassed French authorities are investigating the accusations, and red-faced government members are scrambling to insist they&rsquo;re behaving properly. Activists and President Macron's rival are organising protest under the banner "Let's Eat The Rich".

French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday announced a three-week nationwide school closure and a month-long domestic travel ban, as the country reels under a Covid&nbsp;infections surge.
In a televised address to the nation, Macron said efforts are needed as &ldquo;the epidemic is accelerating.&rdquo; He announced closing nursery, elementary and high schools for three weeks. A nationwide 7 pm to 6 am curfew will be kept in place.
Macron said restrictions already applying in the Paris region and others parts of north and eastern France will be extended to the whole country, for at least one month.
Under these restrictions, people are allowed to go outside for leisure, but within a 10-kilometer radius from their homes &mdash; and without gathering. Also most non-essential shops are closed down.
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France closes schools, bans domestic travel as Covid-19 surges

France announces a three-week nationwide school closure and a month-long domestic travel ban, as the country reels under a Covid&nbsp;infections surge

French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday announced a three-week nationwide school closure and a month-long domestic travel ban, as the country reels under a Covid&nbsp;infections surge.&nbsp;In a televised address to the nation, Macron said efforts are needed as &ldquo;the epidemic is accelerating.&rdquo; He announced closing nursery, elementary and high schools for three weeks. A nationwide 7 pm to 6 am curfew will be kept in place.&nbsp;People are allowed to go outside for leisure, but within a 10-kilometer radius from their homes &mdash; and without gathering. Also most non-essential shops are closed down.
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French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday announced a three-week nationwide school closure and a month-long domestic travel ban, as the country reels under a Covid&nbsp;infections surge.
In a televised address to the nation, Macron said efforts are needed as &ldquo;the epidemic is accelerating.&rdquo; He announced closing nursery, elementary and high schools for three weeks. A nationwide 7 pm to 6 am curfew will be kept in place.
Macron said restrictions already applying in the Paris region and others parts of north and eastern France will be extended to the whole country, for at least one month.
Under these restrictions, people are allowed to go outside for leisure, but within a 10-kilometer radius from their homes &mdash; and without gathering. Also most non-essential shops are closed down.
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A host of European leaders and top French officials rushed into isolation on Thursday after President Emmanuel Macron tested positive for Covid-19.&nbsp;In the week preceding Macron&rsquo;s diagnosis, he attended a European Council summit in Brussels with the leaders of the other 26 EU countries. The Prime Ministers of Spain, Belgium and Portugal announced that were self-isolating within hours of the&nbsp;news of Macron's test.&nbsp;Macron became the latest world leader to contract Covid-19, following the likes of British PM Boris Johnson and US President Donald Trump. Macron will now self isolate for seven days in accordance with national regulations, his office said.

EU leaders rush into self-isolation after Macron's Covid test

A host of European leaders and top French officials rushed into isolation on Thursday after President Emmanuel Macron tested positive for Covid-19

A host of European leaders and top French officials rushed into isolation on Thursday after President Emmanuel Macron tested positive for Covid-19.&nbsp;In the week preceding Macron&rsquo;s diagnosis, he attended a European Council summit in Brussels with the leaders of the other 26 EU countries. The Prime Ministers of Spain, Belgium and Portugal announced that were self-isolating within hours of the&nbsp;news of Macron's test.&nbsp;Macron became the latest world leader to contract Covid-19, following the likes of British PM Boris Johnson and US President Donald Trump. Macron will now self isolate for seven days in accordance with national regulations, his office said.

After a series of terrorist attacks in France, President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday announced the govt's&nbsp;decision to increase border security to keep a check on illegal immigration and smuggling.&nbsp;The number of police and troops in charge of border control would be doubled to 48,00 from 2,400, the govt said.&nbsp;France will present a proposal at the European Summit in December, about&nbsp;making EU's external border control more efficient. France has raised its security alert to the maximum level after the Nice attack on Oct 29.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

After Nice attack, France to double security forces on border

After a series of terrorist attacks, France will boost troops at the border to keep a check on illegal immigration and smuggling.&nbsp;

France to double security forces on border: Macron 

France to double security forces on its border Increased security to check illegal immigration Macron asks EU to intensify response to terror

After a series of terrorist attacks in France, President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday announced the govt's&nbsp;decision to increase border security to keep a check on illegal immigration and smuggling.&nbsp;The number of police and troops in charge of border control would be doubled to 48,00 from 2,400, the govt said.&nbsp;France will present a proposal at the European Summit in December, about&nbsp;making EU's external border control more efficient. France has raised its security alert to the maximum level after the Nice attack on Oct 29.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

France imposes curfew amid second wave of Covid cases

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced curfew in France in the wake of a surging second wave of coronavirus infections.

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced curfew in France in the wake of a surging second wave of coronavirus infections. The curfew would be in effect from 9 am to 6 am for four weeks starting Saturday in a number cities, including Paris, Lille, Lyon, Marseille and Toulouse. While Macron called the situation "worrisome", he added that "control has not been lost". France has seen a spike in Covid cases since July with the most recent record daily high of nearly 27,000 infections on October 10.

Lebanon hastily appoints new PM before Macron's arrival

Mustapha&nbsp;Adib, the Lebanese ambassador to Germany has been appointed as the new Prime Minister following the immense pressure from France.

Mustapha&nbsp;Adib&nbsp;appointed as new Lebanese PM Adib's&nbsp;appointment on Macron's pressure Macron to Adib:&nbsp;swiftly form new govt Protesters&nbsp;chanted 'no Adib'&nbsp;on Macron's arrival Last government resigned after Beirut&nbsp;blast

Mustapha&nbsp;Adib, the Lebanese ambassador to Germany has been appointed as the new Prime Minister following the immense pressure from France. This came hours before the arrival of France President Emmanuel Macron, who has now asked Lebanese officials to swiftly form the government. While France's mediation has been crucial in reaching the consensus, the protesters continued to demonstrate against Adib, as they chanted 'no Adib'&nbsp;on Macron's arrival. Lebanon is severely hit by a&nbsp;financial crisis and the last government resigned following the devastating Beirut explosion.&nbsp;

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