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Exclusive: A French officer The claims were pushed back to the claims by President Donald Trump that Hamas is designed to marginalize the terrorist group and revive a two-state solution, emphasizing the advanced initiative in the United Nations, emphasizing the advanced initiative in the United Nations this week.
In a special interview with Fox News Digital United Nations General Assembly In New York, French Foreign Ministry spokesman Pascal Confeverux suggested that President Emmanuel Macron was trying to place himself as a “anti -trump” leader on the global stage.
The spokesperson insisted that the relationship between Trump and Macron remain strongDespite his visible differences at the United Nations, “is a relationship between the French President and President Trump that comes back to the Trump administration. “This is not against the Trump administration at all. On the contrary, what is done here will help.”
Macron Anti-Trump Global Role with Gaza initiative at the United Nations Summit
President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron joined hands during a bilateral meeting at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on 23 September 2025. (Through Ludovic Marin/AFP Getty Image)
He also linked the United Nations initiative to the widespread outline of regional generalization, which was the first champion under Trump. “What were the Abraham of the Trump administration earlier? He assured neighbors Arab countries, and in return, he established strong relations with Israel. Here, the argument is completely consistent what we are doing, so it will help. What will the Trump administration want to go in this direction, it will definitely open a way of Abraham two.”
Confavreux expanded how the package was jointly led by France and Saudi Arabia, joint recognition of Palestinian State with a series of commitments: October 7 condemn the massacre, excluding Hamas from any future Palestinian government, regulation of governance, and rebuilding and regional monotonic. He said, “All these pieces of the puzzle were kept together with this initiative,” he said “otherwise” two-state solutions would have been in a very bad place. “
Trump condemned the European recognition of Palestinian state as a ‘reward’ for Hamas
French Foreign Ministry spokesman Pascal Confaox, Fox News speaks with Digital, Palestinian recognition “is not anti-trump”, but defeats Hamas instead and supports the future Arab-Israeli peace. (Fox News Digital)
In his United Nations speech on Tuesday, Trump condemned the French-Saudi scheme. Trump told the world leaders, “Honoring a Palestinian kingdom today will be rewarded for his terrible atrocities on 7 October.”
But the French spokesperson argued the contrary. He said, “What was really adopted in the United Nations General Assembly earlier this week was to save the two-state solution, which was clearly in danger a year ago,” he said. “This is absolutely Hamas’s necklace. Hamas does not want two states, Hamas wants’ from the river to the sea.” It is fine that this initiative was prepared. ,
Critics have been pressurized to respond that Macron’s international activism is also an attempt to preserve her heritage, while she faces domestic conflicts and Low support at homeThe spokesperson refused to comment.
French authorities still proud to get widespread support. The July “Declaration of New York” – France and Saudi Arabia – were formally adopted with the support of 142 states at the General Assembly this month. The spokesperson said, “It was a long attempt, but it shows that there is an international majority to keep the two-state solution alive.”
President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday that France would recognize a Palestinian kingdom. (Through Angela Weis/AFP Getty Image)
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On Monday, Trump used the truth social to declare Ukraine with European support, “All of Ukraine are in a position to fight and win back in their original form.”
Confavreux welcomed the comments, saying, “We are very positively welcomed by President Trump.
