Netanyahu: "If we don't stop Hamas here, you'll see them on the streets of Paris"
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- Netanyahu stated he told Macron hat Hamas cannot be addressed through "diplomacy"
- Netanyahu linked current unrest and protests in France to his earlier warnings regarding security threats
'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu highlighted a past conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron, stating that "if we don't stop Hamas here, you'll see them on the streets of Paris," linking current civil unrest in France to warnings he says he delivered to Macron.
In an interview with C14, Netanyahu recalled that Macron reached out to him on Oct. 7 to urge an immediate ceasefire and a diplomatic solution to the escalating conflict.
According to Netanyahu, he firmly rejected the proposal, arguing that diplomatic channels were ineffective against Hamas, which he said "these are monsters. These are, these are neo-Nazis. You don't solve a problem of the SS."
He also alleged on Tuesday that France has been overrun by an "invasion of extremist Islam."
Speaking in an interview on channel i24News, Netanyahu also criticized French authorities for failing to anticipate the violence, claiming that it was fueled by extremist Muslims.
