Netanyahu accuses France, the United Kingdom and Canada of “rewarding” Hamas’s “genocidal” attacks
The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has accused France, the United Kingdom and Canada to “reward” Hamas for his “genocidal” attack of October 7, 2023 after the three countries threatened Israel with “concrete measures” if he does not stop his military offensive in Gaza.
“By asking Israel to put an end to a defensive war for our survival before Hamas’s terrorists on our border are destroyed and when claiming a Palestinian state, leaders in London, Ottawa and Paris offer a huge prize for the genocidal attack against Israel on October 7, while they open the door to more similar atrocities,” says Netanyahu in a statement.
The Israeli prime minister praises “President’s vision (Donald) Trump” about the conflict and “urged all European leaders to do the same.” “War can end tomorrow if all hostages are released, Hamas deposes the weapons, their murderous leaders are exiled and Gaza is demilitarized,” Netanyahu adds in the note. “This is a war of civilization against barbarism. Israel will continue to defend with fair means until the total victory is achieved,” he concludes.
On Monday, in a joint note, the three governments threatened with concrete measures against Israel, which they did not specify, if Israel continued their offensive and continued depriving the Gazaties of humanitarian aid. This Tuesday, French Foreign Minister Jean-Nöel Barrot has advocated reviewing the EU Association Agreement with Israel.
The same outrage that Netanyahu has shown the Israeli Minister of Finance, the radical settler Bezalel Smotrich, who believes that France, the United Kingdom and Canada “have morally aligned themselves with a terrorist organization”, warning that “they will not bend before this moral hypocrisy, anti -Semitism and partiality.” “Israel will never accept the establishment of a terrorist state within its bosom that endangers its existence and threatens the future of the Jewish people,” he says. (EFE)
