French Government Condemns Attacks on Cibaliya Refugee Camp
France Condemns Israeli Attacks on UN Facilities in Gaza, Claims Spokesperson
In a recent interview on BFMTV, spokesperson Veran commented on Israel’s attacks on United Nations (UN) facilities in Gaza. Despite the absence of an official statement from the French government condemning the Israeli assault on the camp, Veran insisted that France had already strongly condemned the attacks on the Cibaliya Refugee Camp.
When the presenter pointed out that there had been no clear condemnation from France, only a statement from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressing deep concern about the attacks, Veran refuted this claim. He stated, “No, no, France openly condemned the bombing.”
Yesterday, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement expressing deep concern over the significant loss of life resulting from Israel’s attacks on the Jibaliya Camp in Gaza. This statement addressed the heavy casualties sustained as a result of the assault.
Additionally, the Ministry of Health in Gaza released a statement on their Facebook page yesterday, providing an update on the Cibaliya massacre. The statement reported that the number of casualties, including martyrs, injured individuals, and missing people, has now risen to 1000.
The spokesperson’s assertion that France condemned the bombing contradicts the absence of an explicit condemnation from the government. The exact stance and response of the French government regarding these attacks remain unclear. It is necessary for the French government to provide a clear and comprehensive statement regarding their position on the Israeli assaults in order to address public concerns.
