France’s Macron Concerned Over Israeli Comments on Annexation: Elysee
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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff

French President Emmanuel Macron addressing the annual dinner of Jewish organization CRIF in Paris. Photo: Reuters / Ludovic Marin.
French President Emmanuel Macron and Jordan’s King Abdallah expressed their shared concern on Monday over Israeli comments on the annexation of Palestinian territories, the French presidency said in a statement.
“They reaffirmed there was no alternative to the two-states solution and have agreed to stay in close contact over the coming weeks to avoid any dangerous escalation of tensions,” added the Elysee.
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