French President Emmanuel Macrons push for Palestinian statehood at the United Nations clashed sharply with Donald Trumps message but the two leaders rivalry also played out in the streets of New York in an unexpected way.At the UN General Assembly, Macron formally announced Frances recognition of a Palestinian state, insisting the move was "essential to peace." Trump, speaking today, blasted the recognition as a "reward" for Hamass "horrible atrocities, including October 7," that would only prolong conflict.MACRON STAKES ANTI-TRUMP GLOBAL ROLE WITH GAZA INITIATIVE AT UN SUMMITBut away from the UN stage, the two presidents collided in an unusual moment when Macron was stopped at a crosswalk by New York police as Trumps motorcade rolled through Manhattan. "Sorry President, everything is frozen, the motorcade moving now," one officer told him. Macron, visibly frustrated, replied, "If you dont see it, let me cross."With the road blocked, Macron picked up his phone and calledPresident Trump directly. According to a video circulating online, the French president said: "Guess what, Im waiting in the street because everything is frozen for you." Only after the call was the road eventually cleared.MACRON TO APPOINT FOURTH PRIME MINISTER IN A YEAR AS DEBT BATTLE TOPPLES CENTRIST LEADERMacron then walked through the city for nearly half an hour, trailed by passersby who stopped him for selfies. One person planted a kiss on his head. Macron laughed off the encounter, saying, "Its just a kiss, makes no harm."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPFrances embassy in the U.S official X account leaned into the moment with humor: "Its a good thing our presidents have each other on speed dial If youve ever had to walk through NYC during UNGA, this is 110% relatable content."