Macron, Netanyahu and Paris Air Show
Netanyahu says Macron allows Israeli companies at Paris Air Show
The Israeli prime minister's office said Israeli companies would be allowed at the event in June after a call between the two leaders. Last year, France twice sought to restrict the presence of Israeli companies at defense fairs on its soil.
Netanyahu says Macron stressed importance of Israel's participation in Paris Air Show
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that French President Emmanuel Macron has stressed the importance of Israel taking part in next June’s Paris Air Show. Last year, France barred Israel from participating in a naval weapons exhibition, citing its war on Lebanon and ongoing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.
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Trump has promised to push for peace talks in Ukraine within six months but has criticized Europe's lack of defense spending.
French President Emmanuel Macron's popularity dropped to a new low since his first election in 2017, in a poll published on Sunday.
French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz sought to project unity at a meeting in Paris on Wednesday ...
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