In a new attempt to increase the pressure against Israel for the war in gas, the United Kingdom, Canada and other allies on Tuesday announced sanctions against two ministers of the government of the Benjamin Netanyahu government for “inciting to violence” against the Palestinians, especially on the west coast.
A few weeks after the suspension of his commercial negotiations with Israel, the Executive Director of Keir Starmer currently announces freezing goods, ban on entry into the UK and Veto for a law enforcement company for the Minister of National Security and Kolono in the western bank, Itamar Ben-Gvir and Minister of Economy, Lieutenant Lieutenus
The governments of Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Norway also authorized these ministers, according to a joint statement published by the British government.
The ministers, according to the statement, “encourage extremist violence and serious violation of human rights of the Palestinians.” “Extremist rhetoric, asking for the forced movement of the Palestinians and creating more Israeli settlements, is frightening and dangerous,” says the text of ministers, who also complain about the enlightenment of the Israeli government, despite the fact that he was asked to intervene. “The Israeli government must fulfill its obligations in accordance with international law and ask you to take significant actions in order to have extremist, violent and expansionist rhetoric.” The ministers of these governments of the three continents also condemn the “huge suffering of civilians” in gas, “including the denial of significant assistance.”
The British Foreign Minister David Lammy has already criticized the statements of Israeli ministers and, in particular, the review, for his links to “cleaning” and “destruction of what remains” in Gaza. “We must name this by name: this is extremism, it is dangerous, it is disgusting, it is monstrous,” Lammy said before the British parliament.
The British government insists on the consequences of aggressive rhetoric and leads to the fact that the number of violent incidents distributed by the United Nations on the western coast: more than 1900 attacks on Palestinians from January last year this year.
What they said
See was one of the most aggressive in his rhetoric in defense of settlements on the west coast and even humanitarian aid. In early May, the minister said that the gas was “completely destroyed” and that civilians will be sent to third countries. A few months ago, he said that Josep Borrell, the then EU’s outer head, put on “on the side of the terrorists” for criticizing the Israeli offensive in gas.
Ben-Gvir missed the rules of his government in his provocations of the Palestinian community, and his protests were prohibited by Israeli justice for incitement to hatred.
During his recent visit to the United States at the end of April, the minister suggested that the republican congressmen supported him in his idea of bombing of food warehouses, “to create military and political pressure to bring our hostages home.” The representative of the State Department later assured that Ben-Gvir spoke only in the name and that his words contradicted the policy of the United States.
The international criminal prosecutor investigates these two ministers for their applications, according to Wall Street JournalField
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel criticized the decision of the United Kingdom and said that the government would meet next week to decide its answer. One of the ministers answered the tone of Moklor: “We survived the pharaoh, we also survived Keir Starmer,” Ben-Gvir said.