French Le Monde said in a report that the Western sympathy that Israel gained following the attack by the Palestinian resistance, led by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), on October 7th, collapsed under the impact of its military aggression in the Gaza Strip, turning into support for Palestinians, and its international isolation deepened little by little.
The French report noted that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu carries a heavy responsibility for the crisis that is afflicting his country in terms of security and morals, after he allied himself with extremist politicians and representatives of violent Jewish supremacy, at a time when the rise of national religious tribalism embodies the fragmentation of Israeli society.
The report further highlighted that this transformation was accompanied by distortions in views between the outside world and Israel and that legitimate feelings and prejudices limit consideration of the complexity of this tragedy, and make thinking about the war in Gaza a challenge amidst a fever.
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