Macron tells Netanyahu Israeli companies allowed at Paris air show: Israeli PM office

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France’s President Emmanuel Macron will allow Israeli companies to attend this year’s Paris air show, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said after a call between the two leaders, AFP reports.

“The French president assured the prime minister that Israeli companies would be able to participate in the Paris Air Show”, Netanyahu’s office said in a statement.

The pair fell out last year after Macron restricted Israeli businesses at a French arms fair and called for weapons restrictions on the country over the Gaza conflict.

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