UK and other allies who lose patience with Israel during Gaza war

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

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Foreign Minister David Lammy really spoke with MPs.

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

Israel’s decision to allow a small amount of help, he said, “completely insufficient”.

The prime minister added that he was “shocked” by the decision of Israel to escalate his military campaign.

Lammy used similar language and said that the situation in Gaza was “horror”.

He condemned as “monstrous” the suggestion of the Hardline Financial Minister of Israel, Bezalel Smotrich, which Gaza must be cleaned by his civilian population.

The actions of Israel, said Lammy, were Israel of friends and partners around the world isolated and “the image of the state of Israel in the eyes of the world”.

Great -Britain is also not only in expressions of indignation or threats of concrete action.

The EU says it revise its association agreement with Israel, which regulates its political and economic relationship.

Kaja Kallas, the chief of the EU foreign policy, said that a “strong majority” of members preferred the 25-year agreement.

On Monday evening, Groot -Britain came to France and Canada when signing a highly formulated joint explanation, in which Israel’s military action was convicted And warning for “further concrete actions” if the humanitarian situation in Gaza did not approve.

Another explanation followed, signed by 27 donor countries, including the UK, in which a new Gaza Aid Delivery model is convicted that is promoted by Israel.

The model is intended to replace existing humanitarian authorities, including the UN, with civil contractors, supported by the Israeli army.

The UN and his donors say that the new model is poorly conceived and politically motivated, unable to replace the decades-long proven providers to replace the international humanitarian ecosystem in Gaza.

A representative of one of the aid organizations active in Gaza told me that the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation schedule was “completely premature”, adding that Israel had never provided evidence to support his statement that Hamas was responsible for the widespread distraction of help.

A Western diplomat, quoted in the Liberal Haaretz newspaper of Israel, described the new model as a “crazy plan and absolute madness”.

During a passionate debate in the lower house, Lammy collided with his conservative opposite number, Dame Priti Patel, who suggested that Hamas benefited from international criticism of Israel.

Lammy accused her of refusing to confront the reality of what happened in Gaza.

Other members of parliament said that Great -Britain did not go far enough, with several suggested once again that time has come for Great -Britain to recognize a Palestinian state.

The opinion of the government is that taking such an important step for purely symbolic reasons would not change.

But with France possibly ready to recognize Palestine at a conference that is the following month together with Saudi Arabia, some hope that Great Britain will follow the example.

Zelfs als dat niet het geval is, is het duidelijk dat de supporters van Israël in toenemende mate geërgerd worden, en bang dat de Israëlische premier Benjamin Netanyahu’s nieuwste militaire operatie, genaamd “Gideon’s Chariots”, klaar is om ellende op Gaza te verzamelen op Gaza op Gaza op Gaza op Gaza, net zoals het gebied van het gebied tegenover het zeer reële vooruitzicht of the increase.

Even US President Donald Trump has expressed impatience and warns that “many people starve” while he closes his regional tour last week.

The government of Netanyahu loses support, even with some of the most loyal allies of Israel.

During a world Jewish conference in Jerusalem, President Ronald Lauder of the organization challenged the Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar.

“All the best things that Israel does are destroyed by Smotrich because his explanation about starving the Gazans and causing destruction around the world is broadcast,” said Lauder and asked why Netanyahu does nothing to stop him.

According to veteran Israeli journalist Ben Caspit, Sa’ar’s answer was short.

“Digit.”