France: Applying sovereignty will have consequences

Arutz Sheva ^ | 19/5/20

[Eleutheria5]

The French government issued a strongly-worded statement Tuesday urging Israel not to apply sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.

The statement calls on Prime Minister Netanyahu and alternate Prime Minister Gantz not to "annex", as the move "will have significant implications for Israel's relations with the EU."

The French foreign ministry is aligning with the European foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, who is regarded as the most senior official in Europe who actively opposes the move.

"We support the announcement by EU Foreign Minister Borrrell that annexation would be in violation of international law, and would not proceed without implications for EU-Israel relations," the ministry's statement said.

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[Eleutheria5]

Let me guess: France and the International Community won't like us anymore.

[dfwgator]

Have the Judean Peoples’ Front weighed in yet?

[2banana]

Is France giving up Alsace-Lorriane?

[wny]

pound French sand

[allendale]

Wonder how many Israelis lose sleep worrying about France.

[Timmy]

You have to ask, if it isn’t anti-semitism, why does the EU care?

[SJackson]

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[FewsOrange]

France let the people who live in Alsace-Lorriane vote.

If Israel let everyone in Judea and Samaria vote I don’t think they would like the result.

[2banana]

I guess you missed the part when ethnic germans were expelled.

[OpusatFR]

With all the Muslims rioting in Paris and throughout France, you would think Macron had nothing to do.

[OldGoatCPO]

France created Zionism that lead to the State of Israel. Had it not been for the Dreyfus Affair, Zionism may not have had an impetus. That is debatable historically, what is not debatable is France's long history of antisemitism. So France is saying we will be more antisemitic if you do not do as we say.

[Eleutheria5]

Does France still have sovereignty over France?

[antidemoncrat]

France coming out against Israel...nothing new here.

[SunkenCiv]

The French foreign ministry is aligning with the European foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, who is regarded as the most senior official in Europe who actively opposes the move. "We support the announcement by EU Foreign Minister Borrrell that annexation would be in violation of international law, and would not proceed without implications for EU-Israel relations," the ministry's statement said.

Now there's a faceless bureaucrat from an unaccountable police state that should be held accountable and become actually faceless.

[Leaning Right]

From the article: “...annexation of parts of occupied Palestinian Territories”.

Can somebody clarify that? Is Israel considering just an annexation of certain security areas or certain settlements? Or are they considering an annexation of all of Judea and Samaria?

And if it’s the latter, what happens to all the “Palestinians” living there? Would they eventually become voting Israeli citizens (a scary thought)?

[epluribus_2]

Splitters!

[Secret Agent Man]

oh my god, it’s the French, we better surrender.

Oh wait it the French, and they’re already surrendering

[patriotfury]

Those Frenchy’s again...

Just remember how the Germans took over France —

The Germans Army marched in backward, and told the French they wer leaving.

And where did the Germans eventually find the French Army hiding —

Up the French sleavy’s

[Eleutheria5]

Certain areas. Palis stay. IF they successfully apply for citizenship they can vote, as has been the case for those living in Jerusalem since 1948, and in the eastern sectors of Jerusalem liberated since 1967. Not many apply for citizenship. It’s an Arab honor thing.

[BTerclinger]

OpusatFR wrote:
"With all the Muslims rioting in Paris and throughout France, you would think Macron had nothing to do."

Macron is too busy bending over and instituting Arabic classes NATIONWIDE from K1 - University. I merde you not.