Netanyahu accuses Australian Prime Minister of Israel’s “treason”

Israeli Prime Minister accused his Australian counterpart of “betrayal Israel” and “abandoned” Jewish community of Australia after the days of more intense relations between the two countries.

On Tuesday, Benjamin Netanyahu said the story remembers Anthony Albonez “what he is: a weak politician.”

This happened after Australia banned the member members of the Netanyahu ruling coalition to enter the country on Monday, and the visa was canceled on the eve of the planned visit.

Israel, in turn, withdraw the Australian Visa to the Palestinian administration, also accused of Canberra’s report last week In September he would recognize the Palestinian state.

There was no immediate response from Prime Minister Albanes.

Israel’s opposition leader criticized Netanyahu’s remarks by branding the Australian leader’s “gift”.

Yair Lapid wrote on X: “The most strengthening leader in the democratic world today is a confrontation with Netanyahu, the most political toxic leader in the Western world.

“It is unclear why Bibi is in a hurry to give the Australian Prime Minister this gift.”

Diplomatic tensions broke out on Monday after the Australian visa of the Israeli Visa Simch Rotman was canceled on the eve of visiting the country where he was to perform at the events organized by the Australian Jewish Association.

Minister of Internal Affairs in Australia Told Sky News At a time when the government accepted a “tough line for people who seek to come to our country and spread the division.”

Tony Burke added: “When you come to Australia to spread a message about hatred and division, we don’t want you here.”

A few hours later, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said he “instructed the Israeli Embassy in Panberry to carefully study any official application for an Australian visa to enter Israel.”

He added to the report on X: “While in Australia, anti -Semitism is raging, including manifestations of violence against Jews and Jewish institutions, the Australian government chooses it.”

A number of anti-Semitic attacks have taken place in Australia in recent months against the background of tension in connection with the Israeli-Homas war.

Australia announced in early August that he recognized the Palestinian state, and Prime Minister Albonez at the time stated that Netanyahu “denied” the consequences of the war on innocent people.

“The termination of the assistance we saw, and then the loss of life we see around those points of help distribution, where people standing for food and water lose their lives is simply completely unacceptable,” he said.

This message has come similar steps by the UK, France and Canada.

In response to Netanyahu launched a terrible attack The leaders of the three countries accusing Sir Keira Starmer, Emmanuel Macron and Mark Karni with “mass murderers, rapists, children and kidnappers”.

At present, Palestine is recognized as 147 UN member states.