The Israeli envoy accuses the United Nations of banning assistance in Gaza after the condemnation of Carney – National star-news.press/wp
On Friday, the Israeli ambassador to Canada accused the United Nations of blocking Israeli aid to the Palestinians hungry in Gaza and prohibited Prime Minister Mark Carney that the Israeli government violates international law by failing to prevent a “rapidly deteriorating humanitarian crisis.”
On the publication of x on Thursday, Carney said that Israel’s control of the distribution of aid should replace a “comprehensive provision” for humanitarian assistance led by international organizations. He added that the “important” assistance to Canadian finance was among the delivery operations that were banned.
In response, Ambassador Edo Med said that Israel “is still committed to supporting international law and working as an active partner in facilitating the flow of aid to Gaza.”
“Throughout this process, the United Nations bodies have not been spent in good faith by not moving and distributing aid in Gaza and inhibiting other NGOs from taking measures,” he said in a statement.
He also accused the United Nations of refusing to hand over the basic goods to the Palestinians from nearly 1,000 trucks that recently facilitated Israel, only “after continuous pressure.”
“Israel has never interfered with any assistance, including the help of Canadian,” said Mead.
The statement did not include any recognition of more than 1,000 Palestinians who were killed by Israeli forces while trying to reach aid distribution sites since May, according to the US Human Rights Office.
The Israeli army said it only launched warning bullets near the first aid distribution sites. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, the United States and Israel agency, which oversees the aid delivery operations, said its workers also fired bullets in the air to prevent the seal.
In his statement, Meed added that the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which was criticized by the United Nations, “chose great steps in improving the efficiency and impact of the aid delivery program.”
He also said that returning to the UN-RED system “will support the United Nations collusion in the aid weapon by Hamas” and the idea that the aid delivery system “cannot be repaired or treated.”
Other invitations to get to know the Palestinian state
“Canada calls on all aspects to negotiate the immediate ceasefire in good faith.”
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He wrote: “We repeat our calls to Hamas to release all hostages immediately, and the Israeli government has to respect the regional integrity of the West Bank and Gaza.”
On Wednesday, the Israel Parliament approved a symbolic proposal to include the West Bank. The inclusion of the West Bank may make it impossible to create a viable Palestinian state alongside Israel, which is seen internationally as the only way to resolve the conflict.
Carney said that Canada is supporting a solution from the two countries, as the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Annette Anand, is scheduled to attend a United Nations conference next week in New York on this issue.
The Jewish and Israel Affairs Center said that Hamas does not want a ceasefire agreement and wants to keep power at any cost.
“This is the reason that we see Hamas thanks the governments – including Canada – for the data that encourages it to continue to subjugate both Ghazan and the Israelis to more suffering,” Noah Shak, CEO of the center, Noah Shak, said in a statement.
“At the NATO summit last month, Prime Minister Kareni was clear: The two -state solution requires the Palestinian leadership to recognize the right of the Jewish nation to live safely in the homeland of our ancestors.”
Mid said that Canada should “keep pressure on Hamas to launch hostages and support a strong and comprehensive framework that ends this war and works towards a future for Gaza and the Palestinian people are free of enthusiasm.”
Anand said that it is an “unforgivable” that women and children in Gaza do not suffer from sufficient access to food and water.
She said at x.
Their comments came on the same day that French President Emmanuel Macron announced that his country would get to know Palestine as a country.
Macron said in a post on X that he would break the decision of the United Nations General Assembly in September.
“The urgent thing today is that the war in Gaza stops and the civilian population is saved,” he wrote.
The symbolic step often puts additional diplomatic pressure on Israel, as the crisis of conflict and humanity in Gaza, Gaza.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on the position of social media on Thursday that Macron’s plan to recognize a Palestinian state is a “slap in the face of victims” on October 7, 2023, an attack on Israel by Hamas, which sparked the current conflict.
France is now the largest Western power to get to know Palestine, and this step can pave the way for other countries to do the same. More than 140 countries recognize a Palestinian state, including more than ten in Europe.
On Friday, the Canadian National Democratic Party urged the Carney government to follow Macron’s progress and recognize a Palestinian state “today”, not at the United Nations conference next week or by voting in Parliament.
“It will come a long way towards creating peace and justice conditions for all in the region,” said the critic of the Foreign Affairs of the National Democratic Party.
“There is no solution from the two countries without two states,” she said.
The Palestinians seek an independent state in the occupied West Bank, the annexation of East Jerusalem and Gaza, and the Israeli provinces that it occupied in the Middle East war in 1967.
British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer said that recognition of the Palestinian state should be part of a broader plan for permanent security for the Palestinians and Israelis.
After Macron’s comments on Thursday, Starmer said on Friday that he was working with the allies on the steps necessary for peace in the conflict in Gaza.
“The recognition of a Palestinian state must be one of these steps. I am unambiguous,” he said in a statement.
Canada was one of more than twenty countries, including the United Kingdom, Japan and Australia, which issued a joint statement earlier this week called for an immediate end to the conflict in Gaza.
The leaders of the alleged E3 group from France, Britain and Germany again called on Friday to end the war in Gaza by immediate ceasefire and said they were committed to supporting diplomatic efforts by the United States, Qatar and Egypt.
The leaders of the three European countries said in a joint statement, “The humanitarian catastrophe we are witnessing in Gaza must end now … We strongly oppose all efforts to impose Israeli sovereignty on the occupied Palestinian territories.”
– With files from the Canadian press, Associated Press and Reuters
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2025-07-25 16:46:00
