Netanyahu: I am very disappointed with Macron
reported Mehr news agency quoted from website Lebanon 24, Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the Zionist regime, claimed in an interview with the French channel “CNEWS” that the regime Zionist is in the “beginning of the end of the war” stage in the Middle East, but admitted that this war is not over yet.
Netanyahu also expressed disappointment with France’s stance on the war and said: “I am with President Emmanuel Macron I spoke French and I was very disappointed”.
He added: “At first we received support from Emmanuel Macron, the president of France, but over time We saw his position change towards views that are in conflict with our interests”.
Furthermore, Netanyahu referred to the war with Lebanon’s Hezbollah and claimed that Hezbollah elements from UNIFIL as They use cover for attacks against the Zionist regime. He also made baseless accusations against Iran and said: “The problem is that Iran has occupied Lebanon, not Israel.”
Netanyahu also referred to the 33-day war in 2006 and claimed that the UNIFIL forces were able to prevent the entry of weapons They have not been to the south of Lebanon and Hezbollah has used this opportunity to strengthen its military capabilities.
He also pointed to Hezbollah’s recent attacks on areas under the control of the Zionist regime, including the attack on his house with a drone, and claimed that the regime will respond decisively to these actions.
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Netanyahu further claimed that the ceasefire could be an opportunity for Hezbollah to receive new weapons and the Zionist regime will never allow such an event.
This is while the Zionist regime has been carrying out its airstrikes against Hezbollah positions in Dahiya south of Beirut since last September 23. and increased the southern and eastern regions of Lebanon and at the end of the month began its ground operations in the south of the country.
As a result of the intensification of the Zionist regime’s attacks on Lebanon, 2,574 people have been killed and more than 12,000 injured, and more than 1,340,000 people have been displaced, most of them after 23 have been registered in September.
