France's President Emmanuel Macron has called for an immediate halt to arms deliveries to Israel, citing concerns over civilian casualties in Gaza amidst ongoing conflicts. This call has drawn sharp criticism from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who labeled Macron's remarks as a 'disgrace,' emphasizing that Israel will prevail with or without France's support. As protests continue across Europe advocating against the arming of Israel, Macron's position has intensified discussions surrounding military assistance and the ethical implications of arms sales. Netanyahu has condemned the calls for an arms embargo from various Western leaders, expressing sorrow and frustration over their stance while reiterating Israel's right to defend itself.