Summary
The UK, France, and Canada have warned Israel of taking specific actions if it continues military operations in Gaza. They urge Israel to allow humanitarian aid to enter Gaza, which has been blocked since March 2. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu plans to allow some aid in but intends to take control of Gaza, which the three countries find inadequate.
Key Facts
- The UK, France, and Canada warned Israel about military operations in Gaza.
- They want Israel to let humanitarian aid into Gaza, blocked since March 2.
- Israel's Prime Minister plans to allow some food into Gaza after an 11-week blockade.
- The leaders of the UK, France, and Canada find the aid inadequate and say it's not enough help for civilians.
- International Humanitarian Law might be breached if civilians suffer without necessary aid.
- They criticize any forced relocation of Gaza civilians as a breach of law.
- A Hamas-led attack in October 2023 started the Gaza war, leading to hostages and many deaths.
- The UK, France, and Canada support a ceasefire and a "two-state solution," suggesting separate Israeli and Palestinian states.
