Kindness that runs like UK, France and Canada require Israel gas

Israel went to war after Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023, armed with arms, mostly paid, shipped and then rebooted by the United States.

Other allies gave Israel something of the same powerful in his own way: a deep loan of good will and solidarity, based on disgust at the killings of 1200 people, mostly Israeli civilians, and sight of 251 people who are in captivity as hostages.

Now it seems that Israel’s loan has gone, at least regarding France, the United Kingdom and Canada. They made the strongest condemnation of how Israel was waging war on gas.

Israel is said to stop it new offensiveWhich, according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, destroy Hamas, save the rest of the hostages and put all the gas under direct Israeli military control.

Their statement rejects the Netanyahu arguments and requires ceasefire. Three governments together say that they “persistently oppose the expansion of Israel’s hostilities to the newspaper” adding: “The level of suffering to the gas is unbearable.”

They urge to release the rest of the hostages and remember that after the “horrific attack” on October 7, they believed that the Israeli state “had the right to defend Israelis from terrorism. But this escalation is completely disproportionate.”

The decision of Netanyahu will allow what he called “minimal” food, they said “completely inadequate.”

Netanyahu struck back, saying that “Leaders in London, Ottawa and Paris offer a huge prize for a genocidal attack on Israel on October 7, inviting more similar atrocities.”

He insisted that the war could end when Hamas returned with hostages, laid his hands, agreed that his leaders would go into exile, and the gas was demilitarized. “No nation can accept less, and Israel will certainly do,” he said.

Netanyahu – looking for an international criminal court for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity, which he dismissed as “anti -Semite” – was under great international pressure to stop the gas blockage after a respected international poll that warned about the inevitable famine.

At the London summit between the EU and the UK, the President of the European Council Antonio Costa called the humanitarian crisis in the newspaper “tragedy, where international law is systematically violated, and the entire population is subjected to disproportionate military force”.

“There should be safe, fast and unobstructed access to humanitarian aid,” he said.

The unreliable decision of Netanyahu will allow limited deliveries to the ultra -nationalist coalition.

Security Minister Itamar Ben Gwir, sentenced in 2007 for inciting racism and supports an extremist Jewish group, which is classified as a terrorist organization, complained that the Netanyahu decision “pours Hamas and give it oxygen while our hostages are being tunned.

Only five trucks entered the gas on Monday when Israeli troops advanced, and the air and artillery strikes killed more Palestinian civilians, including many young children.

Opponents of the destruction of Israel Gaza and the murder of tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians will say that the governments of France, the United Kingdom and Canada are too late.

Many of them spend months protesting against the death and destruction of the newspaper – and more murder of the Palestinian civilians and the confiscation of land on the west bank, the other side of the Palestinian territories, during hostilities and raids of the Armed Forces.

But sometimes in war politics, one incident carries a symbolic power that clarifies and crystallizes so sharply that governments can act. This time it was the murder of Israeli troops on March 23, 15 paramedics and assistance workers.

It took place after Israel, on March 18, defeated the ceasefire, which took two months with a series of massive air strikes.

For five days in the updated war, the Israeli unit has attacked a medical column and covered the men they killed and their bullets who traveled with sand. The Israeli report on what happened was shown to be false when the cellphone was restored from the body in the mass grave.

Its owner removed the incident before he was killed. Additionally, to confirm Israel’s statement that the ambulance workers pose a potential threat to Israeli combat soldiers, showing a video from the grave that clearly marked and well -lit ambulances and emergency vehicles systematically attacked until almost all were killed.

Since then, the alarm has been growing rapidly, not just among the usual opponents of Israel. Its European allies, when President Macron from France is leading on the way, strengthened his language. A statement calling for an end to Israel is their most violent criticism of Israel.

The senior European diplomatic source, which participated in its discussions, told me that the tough language reflects “a true sense of an increasing political anger in the humanitarian situation, about the crossing of the line, and this Israeli government, which seems to be improperly operating.”

More ominous for Israel, the statement states that “we will not stand as long as the Netanyahu government pursues these outrageous actions. If Israel does not stop the updated military succession and lift restrictions on humanitarian aid, we will take further specific steps.”

They don’t indicate that it may be. Sanctions can become one of the opportunities. It would be a big step to recognize Palestine as an independent state.

France considered the possibility of entering 148 other states that did so at the conference, it co-co-co-co-co-co-co-co-co-co-co-co-co-co-co-co-cors in New York in early June. The UK also spoke about Palestinian recognition with the French.

Israel, pushing back, told them that they would represent Hamas with a victory. But the tone of the statement made by the French, Canadians and the British believes that Israel loses the ability to pressure them.