Waleed Gadban, a senior Israeli diplomat, has publicly mocked France for calling an extraordinary UN Security Council meeting to discuss Israel's military actions in Lebanon. His comments came in light of France's ongoing domestic issues, particularly the chaotic celebrations following Paris Saint-Germain's (PSG) Champions League victory. Israel has escalated its military campaign in Lebanon, seizing the historic Beaufort Castle and deepening its military presence despite a declared ceasefire over six weeks ago. In response to the situation, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot criticized Israel's actions, asserting that there is no justification for the continued military operations and occupation of Lebanese territory. Gadban's remarks, made via social media, highlighted the unrest in Paris, where celebrations turned violent, leading to nearly 800 arrests and over 200 injuries, including one death. His tweet implied that France should prioritize resolving its internal issues rather than focusing on international matters, underscoring the tension between the two nations amidst escalating conflict in Lebanon.