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French Ambassador Says Israel Dismissed Allies' Advice on Security Policy
The French ambassador to Israel stated that officials there rejected counsel from allies and moderate voices. The envoy described the approach as harmful to long-term security interests.
May 24, 11:19 AM·1m read1 source
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The French ambassador to Israel said officials dismissed advice from allies and moderate voices. The envoy added that the approach damages long-term security.
France supported Israel after the October 7 attacks and participated in efforts against Islamist groups. Officials also backed security measures during that period. The ambassador stated that criticism of military operations does not equal betrayal. The envoy described such statements as warnings against isolation and failed diplomacy.
The ambassador said the dismissal of outside counsel carries lasting consequences. No further details on specific policy disagreements were provided.
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