The leaders of Great Britain, France and Canada sentenced Israel’s “atrocious actions” on Monday and warned about joint action if they did not stop a military offensive in the Palestinian territory.
But Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, French president Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, saying that his joint statement was a “Grand Prize” for Hamas in the Gaza War.
Starmer, Macron and Carney criticized the blockade of aid and comments from Israel of the ministers in the Netanyahu government that have threatened with the massive displacement of the Palestinians.
“We will not stay as long as the Netanyahu government pursues atrocious thesis actions. If Israel does not cease the renewed military offensive and elevates its restarts to humanitarian aid, we will take Furts Saids in response.”
They did not say what action could be tasks, but added: “We are committed to recognizing a Palestinian State as a contribution to achieve a solution of two states and we are prepared to work with others for this purpose.”
The statement coincided with a joint demand of 22 countries, including Britain, France and Canada, so that Israel “immediately allows a complete resumption of help to Gaza”, noting that the population of the territory “faces the starvation.”
Israel has kept Gaza in a total help block since March 2, but announced on Monday that it would allow a limited number of supply trucks.
Netanyahu said that access to limited aid was because “massive hunger images” in Gaza could damage the legitimacy of his country’s war.
The British-Frenter Declaration of Canada said that Israel’s “denial of essential humanitarian assistance to the civilian population is unmissable and runs the risk of violating international humanitarian law.”
He also criticized “abhorrent language recently used by members of the Israeli government, threatening that, in their despair for the destruction of Gaza, civilians will begin to relocate.”
The leaders said that “permanent forced displacement is a violation of international humanitarian law.”
– ‘Total victory’ – –
Netanyahu cools a furious response in a statement published by his office.
“By asking Israel to end a defensive war for survival before Hamas terrorists on our border are destroyed and demanding a Palestinian state, leaders in London, Ottawa and Paris offer a great prize for the genit more atrocities of attacks,” he said, referring to Hamas attacks in 2023 who triggered war.
Netanyahu said that “all European leaders” should follow the example of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, to support Israel.
“The war can end tomorrow if they are released to the reminiscent hostages, Hamas falls into their arms, their murderous leaders are exiled and Gaza is demilitarized. You cannot expect any nation to accept anything less and Israel certainly not,
“This is a war of civilization about barbarism. Israel will continually defend itself with the significant environment until the total victory is achieved.”
The Israel Army has intensified an offensive in Gaza as part of its prolonged response to Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, which resulted in the death of 1,218 people on the Israeli side, according to the majority of grassroots civilians.
The Gaza Ministry of Health said Monday that at least 3,340 people have been killed since Israel resumed the attacks on March 18, taking the general cost of the war at 53,486.
