Netanyahu accused of ‘rewarding Hamas’ in response to blister

Benjamin Netanyahu After a fierce response is released Sir ker stormer Promised to identify Palestine Until Israel Takes immediate steps to end war Gaza, The Prime Minister accused of “pleasing terrorists”.

It came after the Prime Minister Missed the cabinet From its summer holidays ranging from the “horrific situation in Gaza”, where the United Nations assessment warns that the population is facing a growing human crisis, to discuss steps to end.

Sir Kir said that Britain will only avoid it Recognizing Palestine If Israel allows more Help in GazaThe West stops the land in the bank, agrees to a ceasefire and indicates a long -term peace process in the next two months.

HamasThe Palestinian terrorist group must immediately release all the remaining Israeli hostages, sign up for a ceasefire, be disarray and “Accept that they will not play any role in Gaza’s government”, Sir Kir also said.

But replying on social media, the Israeli Prime Minister said: “Starmers rewards Hamas’ demonic terrorism and punishes its victims.”

He said: “A Jihadi state on the Israeli border will threaten Britain today. The appeasement of jihadi terrorists always fails. It will also fail you. It will not happen.”

US President Donald Trump Also accused the UK of “awarded Hamas” with the ultimatum, despite saying that he did not feel like taking the PM “a status” on the issue.

It comes amid confusion on whether there is a condition for the recognition of the release of hostages or not PalestineWith transport secretary Heidi Alexander tied himself in knots on the issue on Wednesday morning.

He said that the ministers have “always rightly stated that the hostages need to be released”, saying that Britain hopes that “Hamas will work in the same way we expect Israel”.

“Hamas needs to release the hostages, need to dispropose, and they also need to accept that they will not have any future role in Gaza’s rule,” he told the BBC Radio 4K today. Program.

“He is a magnificent terrorist organization who has committed heinous crime and terrible torture on the people of Israel.”

But asked directly whether the release of the hostages is a condition for recognition, he said: “We will do an assessment in September.”

He said: “We are giving eight weeks to Israel to act. If they want to sit on the table to shape that permanent peace in the region, they should work.”

Sky News was also asked about the issue, Ms. Alexander said: “It’s not about Hamas, it is actually about distributing to the Palestinians and making sure that we can get help.”

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Emily Thornberry, chairman of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, told the BBC Radio 4 program that Mr. Netanyahu’s “Furious” response shows that the UK is “not irrelevant” on the world stage.

He said: “If we were completely irrelevant, Netanyahu has completely lost it overnight?

“This is not actually a really diplomatic careful statement. It is a fierce statement.”

Sir Kir said that the “primary objective” of the government was getting help in Gaza and when asked why the Palestine state’s recognition was conditional, he was being held hostage when asked.

He said that he was “especially concerned that the two-state solution is getting less thoughtful and feels further compared to today.

While Sir Keir indicated that Britain may withdraw from recognizing a Palestinian kingdom. If its terms are met, no one is understood to assume that such a two-state solution will also move beyond a constant peace.

The Prime Minister said that in order to assist the UK and its colleagues, there is a need to look at at least 500 trucks entering Gaza every day, and along with the “a major effort to bring back the human supply” by air and the land.

Sir Kir spoke with a series of world leaders during Tuesday, including Sri Netanyahu and King Abdullah II of Jordan, who is leading to assistance in Rashtra Gaza.

According to Foreign Secretary David Lammy, about 20 tonnes of assistance has been removed by the UK and Jordan in recent times.

At the United Nations Conference on Tuesday, high-level representatives urged Israel to be committed to a Palestinian state and gave “unbreakable support” for a two-state solution.

The New York declaration released by the conference sets a phased plan to end the ongoing war in Gaza.

The plan will end peacefully with Israel, and with their final integration in the broader Middle East region with an independent, residing with Palestine living with demonetisation Palestine.