France, UK, Canada blast Israel over Gaza Aid as Netanyahu 'abandoned' by Trump

Published on May 20, 2025 11:22 pm IST

The United Kingdom, France, and Canada have jointly issued a stern warning to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, threatening “concrete actions,” including potential targeted sanctions, if Israel does not immediately halt its renewed military offensive in Gaza and lift restrictions on humanitarian aid. Netanyahu responded by accusing the Western leaders of rewarding Hamas and vowed to continue Israel’s campaign for “total victory” in Gaza. Meanwhile, Hamas has welcomed the statement by the three nations. Watch for more

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