France will recognise a Palestinian state in September, making it the first G7 nation to do so, according to President Emmanuel Macron. Palestinian officials welcomed this decision, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized it, saying it rewards terror. The US also rejected Macron’s announcement. Macron emphasized the need for peace in Gaza and the importance of humanitarian aid. France plans to officially announce the recognition at the UN General Assembly in New York. Various international reactions followed Macron’s announcement. Hamas viewed it as a positive step, while the UK Prime Minister announced plans for an emergency call with French and German leaders to discuss the situation. The move to recognise a Palestinian state has sparked debate and pressure for other countries to follow suit.
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