France bears the brunt of Israel’s isolation ire ...Middle East

French President Emmanuel Macron’s push for a long-term political solution to the Gaza crisis and his advocacy of a Palestinian state has earned the wrath of Israel and its supporters. France-Israel relations have been bumpy at times, but the current vitriol underscores the Netanyahu administration’s panic over Israel’s depleting circle of diplomatic backers on the international stage.

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