Arms Embargo To Israel, Middle East Conflict Redam Solution

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French President Emmanuel Macron said the only way to stop the conflict in the Middle East was to spread arms supply against Israel using it to continue fighting in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.

"France has called for the cessation of arms exports used in this combat zone. Other leaders here are also doing the same. We all know that this is the only way that can stop this (battle) now," he said.

Speaking at the summit of the EU member states in the Mediterranean held in Cyprus, Friday (11/10), Macron clarified that what he meant was not a complete Israeli ceasefire because the Zionist nation was considered still facing security risks.

Earlier on October 7, 2023, the Hamas movement that controlled the Gaza Strip attacked Israel, the invaders who controlled most of the land in the Palestinian nation for decades.

The Hamas flash attack was then responded to by Trol Aviv by attacking Gaza from the air and land. This Israeli genocide has sparked an escalation of the worst armed conflict in the Palestinian enclave in recent decades.

The Lebanese-based Hezbollah movement has fired rockets across the border into Israel demanding that they stop the aggression against the Gaza Strip.

Iran's missile attack on Israel earlier this month only raised tensions in the region.

Furthermore, on October 1, Israel launched a ground operation against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, while continuing to carry out airstrikes and rockets.

Leaders around the world voiced concerns this week after the United Nations said peacekeeping forces from the UNIFIL mission in Lebanon had repeatedly come under fire in Israel-Hezbollah hostilities.