7/25/2025–|Last update: 07:27 (Mecca time)
Criticism has escalated by prominent senior officials and parliamentarians in Western countries to condemn the Israeli siege on Gaza, which accompanies the war of extermination, as famine in the Palestinian sector has worsened and deaths increased due to severe malnutrition and drought, and the numbers of martyrs of aid increases daily by the occupation army fire.
Gaza hospitals recorded more than 115 deaths due to famine and malnutrition since the beginning of the war, while the Ministry of Health in the sector counted 1083 martyrs of “martyrs of a livelihood” and more than 7,275 wounds of the occupation army fire since the start of the American -Israeli project to control the distribution of food in late May, which UN agencies described as a trap to kill the Palestinians and a tool to displace them.
While the most prominent Western statements and positions during the past hours:
Australia
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanizi said Gaza is living in a humanitarian catastrophe and that “preventing Israel from aid and killing civilians cannot be ignored.”
Albanizi called on Israel to immediately comply with its obligations under the international legal, stressing the need to “make every effort now to protect the lives of innocent people and end the suffering and starvation of the inhabitants of Gaza.”
Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney denounced what he described as the Israeli government’s failure to end the worsening humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, and called for replacing Israel’s control of the distribution of aid with comprehensive humanitarian aid.
Carney also urged all parties to negotiate with good faith to an immediate ceasefire, stressing his country’s support for the two -state solution and its work to achieve this goal.
In turn, Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand said that “the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is exacerbating day after day and children and women are starving.”
Anand confirmed that the Israeli government should allow humanitarian aid to flow without restrictions.
Britain
British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer said, “The suffering and starvation in Gaza is indescribable and unacceptable.” He added that he will make an emergency call with the French and German sides to discuss “how to stop killing in Gaza.”
He continued, “We all agree on the urgent need because Israel changes its approach and allows aid to enter Gaza.”
On the other hand, the head of the British Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Emily Thornbari, said in statements to the island that the shooting of aid applicants in Gaza is terrible.
Thornberry called for stopping the work of the so -called “Gaza Humanitarian Foundation”, which leads the American -Israeli project to control food distribution, and stressed the need to enter aid to Gaza urgently and without obstacles.
US
The US Democratic Representative Sara Jacobs said that she feels “disgusted with what we see in Gaza and prevent the Israeli army.”
She added that the “Gaza Humanitarian Foundation” is an “fake” entity, and that Israel should lift its siege on Gaza and the United States must stop sending bombs.
In the same context, Democratic Representative Alexandria Okasio Cortez called for “the suspension of genocide in Gaza immediately.”
She pointed out that one in every 5 children in Gaza suffers from forced famine.
