Netanyahu says Canada, U.K., France offering ‘huge prize’ to Hamas with Gaza letter
- On April 29, 2025, in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized Canada, the U.K., and France for allegedly rewarding Hamas by threatening to impose measures on Israel amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
- Following a joint declaration by Mark Carney, Keir Starmer, and Emmanuel Macron warning of possible sanctions against Israel due to its military actions and restricted food aid to Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized these leaders for allegedly benefiting Hamas.
- Netanyahu stated Israel plans to take control of all Gaza and promote voluntary emigration, while Palestinians have rejected this proposal amid ongoing conflict escalation.
- The U.K. Responded by suspending free trade talks and imposing sanctions on West Bank settlements, whereas Canada and France have not taken similar steps so far.
- Israel accepted a U.S. Special envoy's ceasefire and hostage release proposal rejected by Hamas, underscoring persistent tensions and contested prospects for peace.
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Netanyahu Accuses France, Britain, Canada of ‘Emboldening’ Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks during a press conference, in Jerusalem, May 21, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Ronen Zvulun/Pool Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused the leaders of France, Britain, and Canada of wanting to help the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas after they threatened to take “concrete action” if Israel did not stop its latest offensive in Gaza. The criticism, echoing similar remarks from Foreign Minister …
What action can Israel’s allies take over its expansion of military operations in Gaza?
The British, French and Canadian leaders issued a joint statement on May 19 in which they condemned Israel’s “egregious actions” in Gaza, warning that concrete action could follow if it does not stop its military offensive. They said an 11-week blockade on humanitarian aid reaching the territory had led to an “intolerable” level of human suffering. Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu – who the International Criminal Court (ICC) alleges i…
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