Netanyahu meets with Macron, Lebanese officials, to discuss Hezbollah attacks
By Danya Saperstein
Published on March 5, 2026.
French President Emmanuel Macron has met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Lebanese officials to discuss the situation in Lebanon. He urged them to cease attacks on Israel and other countries, and urged them not to engage in a ground offensive. Additionally, he highlighted the humanitarian crisis in southern Lebanon and stated that France would take immediate steps to aid displaced citizens.
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