Israel blocking Gaza aid against international law: PM
The Prime Minister says, ıştır insulting a common morality illegal that limits humanitarian aid to Gaza with Gaza.
Australia is one of the 29 countries that made a joint statement calling for emergency action to allow it to enter Gaza by Israel overnight.
“He reached unexpected levels in Gaza.
“The human space should be protected and help should never be politicized.”
Prime Minister Anthony Arbanese said Israel’s actions of preventing aid to the region are not “defendable”.
“It is definitely not consistent with international law,” he said on Wednesday.
“We also see that people are killed while trying to reach food and water. Now, in 2025, this is not completely unacceptable.
“What’s going on in Gaza is a common morality and an insult to human human humanity.”
Israel is responsible for the lack of food in the Gaza Strip, accusing Hamas of stealing aid.
According to international human rights groups, he also refused to be hunger between the population, but for months he has reduced food flow to Gaza.
The last comments of the Prime Minister came two days after he announced that he would recognize the Palestinian state of Palestine at the UN General Assembly in Australia in September and will join England, France and Canada.
The shift means that Australia’s foreign policy has left the United States, which has been a key ally against the official recognition of Palestine for decades.
However, the White House refused to directly criticize Australia for actions of recognizing Palestine, after suggesting that US President Donald Trump may affect trade talks from Canada.
A spokesman told nine newspapers that the president had a clear idea of the Palestinian status, although he was not supported.
Albania, the United States will play a critical role in the peace meeting, he said.
“One of the things that describes President Trump’s position on global affairs is that he is a defender of peace and that he is an advocate of peace in the Middle East for a long time,” he said.
Some argued that Australia’s decision to break from the United States may force the bilateral relationship, while Flinders University International Relations Specialist Jessica Genauer said the government’s diplomatic account helps to reduce any effect.
“Australia waited until other important countries said they planned to get to know Palestine orum I don’t think they will be chosen by the US, Dr Dr Genauer said.
“The Trump administration opposes the countries that recognize Palestine, but I think they will put Australia in another country and will not be harmful to Australia’s relationship.”
Australia will participate in more than 140 UN member states to get to know Palestine, but the opposition leader Sussan Ley said the prime minister’s priorities were wrong.
“He was clearly uncomfortable with what he talked about for weeks about the recognition of Palestine, which will actually not make the world a safer place,” he said.
The coalition promised to reverse the recognition decision if he wins the next election.
Fatima Payman, Crossbench senator Fatima Payman, who fled labor in 2024 after criticizing the government’s attitude in the Middle East, said that it was delayed to realize the state of the state but could not be a finish point.
“Symbolism is important, but it is more important to save lives, so when we think about what Australia should do next, it is more important to save this pressure on Israel,” he said to ABC Radio.
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