Israel has accused French President Emmanuel Macron of waging a "crusade" against the Jewish state. The Israeli foreign ministry made the accusation in a statement posted on social media platform X, saying Macron is ignoring facts and pushing an anti-Israel agenda.

The Foreign Minister of Tel Aviv reacts this way after the French President urged European countries to "harden their collective position" if they do not respond "to the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) says France and Saudi Arabia have a momentum to resolve the conflict between Palestine and Israel.

The Israeli government has launched an offensive against the French president following his remarks on recognizing a Palestinian state and Israel's blockade of humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Israel accuses French leader of 'crusade' against Jewish state, saying it lifted blockade last week; Germany says it'll assess arms shipments based on humanitarian situation

Emmanuel Macron was on a "crusade against the Jewish state," Israel's foreign ministry charged on Friday after the French president urged European countries to harden their stance against Israel over the Gaza war. Moreover, the leader's campaign rested on innacurate and debunked reports, the statement said.

Speaking at a summit in Singapore on Friday, President Emmanuel Macron said European countries should 'harden' their position on Israel, and that recognizing a Palestinian state, with some conditions,

French leader says world will question whether Europe and the US ‘are still able to preserve territorial integrity and sovereignty’