Netanyahu vs Justin Trudeau: Today is the 39th day of the Israel-Hamas war and the situation is going from bad to worse. Meanwhile, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has given such a statement on Israel's retaliatory attack on the Gaza Strip, which has angered Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
In fact, since the sudden attack on Israel by Hamas on October 7, the Israeli army has been continuously attacking Hamas targets in Gaza. According to the health ministry in Gaza, more than 11,000 Palestinians have been killed since the war began, including two-thirds of them women and minors.
'I urge the Israeli government'
Given this, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau on Tuesday sharply criticized the Israeli attacks and said, the killing of women, children, and infants in the Gaza Strip must stop. Trudeau said Israel has every right to defend itself against Hamas, but the rising death toll in the affected area is a concern. I urge the Israeli government to exercise maximum restraint.
'The world is watching everything'
"We are listening to the testimony of doctors, family members, survivors, children who have lost their parents," Trudeau said at a news conference in the western province of British Columbia. The world is watching the killing of women, children, and infants on TV and social media. This has got to stop.' Trudeau also said Hamas must stop using Palestinians as human shields and release all its hostages.
Benjamin Netanyahu got angry at this statement of Trudeau
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reacted strongly to Trudeau's criticism. He slammed Canadian PM Trudeau and said, 'It is not Israel but Hamas that is deliberately targeting civilians (Palestinians). It is Hamas that beheaded, burned, and massacred civilians in the worst attack on Jews since the Holocaust. On one hand, Israel is doing everything to keep the civilians (Palestinians) away from harm, while on the other hand, Hamas is harming them by making them a shield.
Hamas should be held responsible, not Israel
Netanyahu responded to Trudeau by saying that Israel is providing humanitarian corridors and safe zones to civilians in Gaza, while Hamas is preventing them from leaving at gunpoint. It is Hamas, not Israel, that should be held responsible for double war crimes. It is the job of Hamas to hide behind civilians and target civilians. Israel should be supported in defeating the barbarity of Hamas.
People missing in Gaza, so many deaths in Israel
According to the health ministry in Gaza, more than 11,000 Palestinians have been killed since the war began, including two-thirds of them women and minors. About 2,700 people are reported missing. More than 1,200 people were killed in Israel, most of them in Hamas attacks. At the same time, about 240 hostages have been taken from Israel to Gaza by Palestinian terrorists.
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