PARIS — France will give €100 million to support Lebanon and assist the more than 1 million people displaced by the recent Israeli invasion, French President Emmanuel Macron said Thursday at the opening of an international conference on the country. The French president also called for the war to “end as soon as possible” in southern Lebanon, where the Israel Defense Forces are attempting to dismantle the Hezbollah militant group through a combination of airstrikes and ground operations. Senior officials from 70 countries and international organizations have gathered in Paris to discuss ways to help Lebanon, a former French protectorate…
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