Emmanuel Grégoire, the Mayor of Paris, has proposed granting honorary citizenship to civilians in Gaza and the West Bank, as well as to Palestinian journalists. This proposal will be presented by Deputy Mayor Audrey Pulvar at the upcoming Paris Council meeting in June, where a vote will take place. Grégoire stated that this initiative reflects Paris' commitment to the rights of those suffering and aligns with the city's historical stance on human dignity and freedom. He noted that similar gestures were made for Kyiv and Nagorno-Karabakh, emphasizing Paris' role in advocating for peace and international law. The proposal seeks to express solidarity with the civilian populations enduring a dire humanitarian situation in Gaza and the ongoing expansion of settlements in the West Bank. The mayor's office also underscored the significance of honoring Palestinian journalists, who have faced significant challenges in their pursuit of truth. Following a meeting with the Palestinian ambassador, Grégoire reiterated Paris' commitment to the Palestinian people and the pursuit of a just peace, while also condemning the terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians that occurred on October 7, 2023.