After saying that there was no justification for the bombings and calling for a ceasefire, the French president called Herzog and clarified his words: "I unequivocally support the State of Israel and your right to self-defense."

The Prime Minister harshly criticized the words of the French President who called for a ceasefire: "World leaders must condemn Hamas-ISIS and not Israel, the crimes of Hamas will be committed tomorrow in Paris and New York."

The Israeli PM sent a threatening message to Hezbollah, while the French President promised to work for the captives and asked for electricity to be restored to Gaza hospitals.

The Israeli President met with the French President and addressed the issue of the captives: "There is no difference between Israeli and other citizens."

The French President, visiting the country during tense times, will also meet with other senior Israeli leaders including Herzog and Gallant.

Despite concerns over effects on the French home front, the French President received an invitation from Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to visit Tuesday.

After Biden and Scholz, French President Emmanuel Macron announced that he will come to Israel, but he did not specify when he is expected to arrive. Macron spoke with the President of Iran and warned him against entering the conflict. He also clarified that France's current goal is to release the French-Israeli citizens in Gaza.

French President Emmanuel Macron reacted to the video of Mia Schem and condemned Hamas: "condemns the disgrace of the kidnapping of innocents and their despicable staging, and calls for her immediate and unconditional release."

French President Emmanuel Macron announced that after months of insistence, the French military and the ambassador will leave Niger as a result of the military coup that took place in the country several months ago