, France is telling the Lebanese, from the territory of its aggressors: "too bad, Israel has every right to do this to you" 🤮
https://x.com/RnaudBertrand/status/2035355337512099849
How low France had fallen 
Live from Tel Aviv, France's foreign minister condemns Hezbollah and Iran for their "aggressions against Israel" against which "Israel has obviously the right to defend itself."
Literally framing Iran and Hezbollah as the aggressors here and Israel as the poor victim merely defending itself 
All the more disgusting given the historical depth of France's links to Lebanon, which go back all the way to St. Louis in the 13th century, when France committed to protecting the Maronite nation in Mount Lebanon.
France is betraying a 700-year relationship.
Chirac was extremely close to Lebanon, so much so that after leaving office he spent the last decade of his life in an apartment owned by the Hariri family. When Chirac died in 2019, Saad Hariri said: "I felt a great sadness. The same sadness I felt when I lost my father" (thisisbeirut.com.lb/articles/13080).
And now, just as Israel is invading the place, destroying the South of the country like it did Gaza (according to Israel themselves who literally said "we are going to do what we did in Gaza": axios.com/2026/03/14/isr) and displacing 1 million civilians, France is telling the Lebanese, from the territory of its aggressors: "too bad, Israel has every right to do this to you" 
Live from Tel Aviv, France's foreign minister condemns Hezbollah and Iran for their "aggressions against Israel" against which "Israel has obviously the right to defend itself."
Literally framing Iran and Hezbollah as the aggressors here and Israel as the poor victim merely defending itself
All the more disgusting given the historical depth of France's links to Lebanon, which go back all the way to St. Louis in the 13th century, when France committed to protecting the Maronite nation in Mount Lebanon.
France is betraying a 700-year relationship.
Chirac was extremely close to Lebanon, so much so that after leaving office he spent the last decade of his life in an apartment owned by the Hariri family. When Chirac died in 2019, Saad Hariri said: "I felt a great sadness. The same sadness I felt when I lost my father" (thisisbeirut.com.lb/articles/13080).
And now, just as Israel is invading the place, destroying the South of the country like it did Gaza (according to Israel themselves who literally said "we are going to do what we did in Gaza": axios.com/2026/03/14/isr) and displacing 1 million civilians, France is telling the Lebanese, from the territory of its aggressors: "too bad, Israel has every right to do this to you" 
https://x.com/RnaudBertrand/status/2035355337512099849
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