Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has criticized leaders from the UK, France, and Canada, claiming they support Hamas and thus contribute to terrorism. He cited their reluctance to provide unconditional support for Israel amidst escalating violence and complex humanitarian issues in Gaza. The UK Prime Minister expressed horror at specific Israeli military actions and acknowledged the dire conditions faced by civilians in Gaza. As a counterpoint, former Israeli PM Olmert condemned the conduct of Israel's military operations while discussing humanitarian impacts.
Netanyahu stated that leaders like Starmer and Macron want Israel to accept Hamas's continued power, equating this stance with supporting mass murderers.
Netanyahu condemned the UK, France, and Canada's leaders, accusing them of siding with terrorists and failing to recognize Hamas's intent to destroy Israel.
Downing Street responded to Netanyahu's accusations, emphasizing Starmer's condemnation of antisemitism while avoiding a direct reply to the Israeli Prime Minister.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Olmert expressed horror at Israel's actions, calling the situation in Gaza intolerable and criticizing the inadequacy of humanitarian aid.
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