UK and other allies who lose patience with Israel for war in gas

After more than a year and a half of the war, Britain seems to have finally lost patience with Israel.

Speaking to the deputies, Prime Minister Sir Kire Starmer and Foreign Minister David Lami sounded angry.

Sir Keir said the level of suffering in gas, especially among innocent children, was “unbearable”.

The decision of Israel will allow in a small help, he said, “quite insufficient”.

The Prime Minister added that he was “horrified” by the decision of Israel to exacerbate the military campaign.

Lami worked in a similar language, saying that the situation in the “Gnous” newspaper.

He condemned as a “horrific” proposal to Israel’s finance minister, the gas that the gas should be cleared of its civilian population.

According to Lami, Israel was nominated by Israel from friends and partners around the world and “inflicted the inflicted image of the state of Israel in the eyes of the world.”

And Britain is not only in the expression of indignation and threats of specific action.

The EU states that it is considering an association agreement with Israel, which regulates its political and economic relations.

Kaj Kalas, the EU foreign policy chief, said that the “strong majority” of members who prefer to look again at a 25-year agreement.

On the night on Monday, Britain has joined And the warning about “further specific actions” when the humanitarian situation did not approve of the gas.

Another statement signed by the 27 Donators countries, including the UK, condemning the new gas delivery model promoted by Israel.

The model is aimed at replacing existing humanitarian agencies, including the UN, with civilian contractors, backed by Israeli military.

The UN and its donors say that the new model is poorly intended and politically motivated, incapable of replacing decades by a tested international humanitarian ecosystem in Gaza.

A spokesman for one of the Gaza benefits told me that the Gaza Humanitarian Fund scheme was “quite premature”, adding that Israel had never provided evidence to reinforce its claim that Hamas was responsible for a wide sabotage.

One of the Western diplomats cited in the Israeli Liberal newspaper, called the new model “crazy plan and absolute madness”.

During the hot discussion in the House of Commons, Lami collided with his conservative opposite number, the lady of Patti a pan, which suggested that Hamas was beneficial for Israel’s international criticism.

Lami accused her of refusing to resist the reality of what was going on in Gaza.

Other MPs said Britain was not far enough, and several times suggested that it was time to recognize Britain to recognize the Palestinian state.

The government’s opinion is that such a significant step for purely symbolic reasons does not actually change anything.

But with France, perhaps ready to admit Palestine at a conference he holds with Saudi Arabia next month, some hope Britain is following the example.

Even if this is not the case, it is clear that Israel’s supporters are increasingly annoyed and afraid that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, called “Gideon’s Charus,” is ready for gas suffering, as two million civilian civilians face a very real perspective.

Even US President Donald Trump expressed impatience, warning that “many people are starving” when he completed his regional tour last week.

The Netanyahu government loses support, even among some of Israel’s most unwavering allies.

At the World Conference, the Jewish Congress in Jerusalem, the President of the organization Ronald Lader, challenged Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar.

“Everything that Israel does, destroyed by a sweep because his statement of starvation of gas and destruction was broadcasting all over the world,” Lader said, asking why Netanyahu does nothing to stop it.

According to the veteran -Israeli journalist Ben Caspita, Sa’ar’s answer was short.

“Correctly noted.”