Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces severe criticism from Britain, France, and Canada over the ongoing military campaign in Gaza, deemed as egregiously disproportionate. These allies threatened further actions if Israel does not cease its offensive and improve humanitarian aid access. Amid growing international pressure to avert famine, Netanyahu announced a slight easing of the blockade, allowing minimal aidâwhich experts warn is insufficient for Gaza's dire situation. Critics, including far-right members within Netanyahu's cabinet, condemned this action as inadequate, highlighting the gravity of the humanitarian crisis affecting 2.3 million residents.
"We will not stand by while the Netanyahu government pursues these egregious actions. If Israel does not cease the renewed military offensive and lift its restrictions on humanitarian aid, we will take further concrete actions in response."
"Britain, France, and Canada described Israeli measures as wholly inadequate, warned it risked breaching international law and called for a return to delivery of aid in line with humanitarian principles."
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