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Still, pre-1967 DeGaulle - while thinking the Israelis had a tendency to overreact - still viewed this as rooted in Israel's sense of insecurity. He disagreed with them on how insecure they were. But he didn't call the Israelis sinister at the time the way he would later.

DeGaulle also was of a view that Israel could crush its neighbors easily, so he thought Israel should just suck it up when its neighbors started squabbles on the border. I wouldn't call him hypocritical. He's the man who saw fit to uproot a million and a half of his own people

France in its Foreign Policy prior to the Six Day War was of a view that Arabs (the leadership of Jordan and Lebanon somewhat excepted) were children prone to overreaction, and so Israel was expected to be better behaved and just suck up their being ridiculous. Yikes.

During the Suez Crisis, Charles de Gaulle told Menachem Begin (then in the opposition) that Israel shouldn't withdraw from the Gaza Strip. He adhered to this belief when he became President. Quite the contrast with DeGaulle's later positions on Israel after 1967.

Francois Mitterand thought that unilateral European Action recognizing the PLO and demanding its participation in the peace process undermined American-led efforts on middle east peace via the Camp David Process. Very similar to analysis of France-UK-Canada-Australia in 2025.

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Experienced aid workers and experts ask a simple question: even if the Israelis and the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation are bastards, why are they any worse than the criminals and warlords humanitarian orgs routinely engage with across the world? . Others in the article (see first