The French President also said he would not present his own peace plan, but hinted that US President Donald Trump’s plan could struggle to get off the ground. “You need to be two to make peace. You can’t get there with just one side,” he said.
France on Wednesday commented on Trump’s proposal, which has been dubbed the “Deal of the Century”, saying it believed in a "two-state solution" to the Israeli-Arab conflict. "France welcomes President Trump's efforts and will carefully study the peace plan he presented," the foreign ministry said in a statement. -Full Report
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