United States shutter: the Foreign Minister of Isreal blames some European leaders

Thursday the Israeli Foreign Minister, Gideon Saar, that some European leaders were partly the responsibility for the killing of two staff members of the embassy of his country in Washington.
“There is a direct line that connects anti-Semitic and anti-Israeli incitements to this murder,” Saar said in a press conference in Jerusalem.
“This incitement is also made by leaders and officials of many international countries and organizations, in particular from Europe”.
He has not appointed specific countries or organizations.
Saar said that the main politicians from all over the world believe that the narratives of terrorist organizations such as the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, including the statements that Israel is committing genocide in the Gaza Strip.
Israel’s army has constantly affirmed that it operates in the Gaza strip in accordance with international law.
However, human rights organizations such as Amnesty International have accused Israel of war crimes.
“Hamas started war on October 7, he is only responsible for the continuation of the war and is only responsible for the suffering of Israelis and Palestinians,” Saar said.
Israel recently faced significant international criticism due to his new offensive in Gaza and his blocking of almost three months of help of help in the area.
The leaders of France, the United Kingdom and Canada recently threatened Israel of “concrete measures” on what they described as a “completely disproportionate” escalation “in the Gaza Strip, although they did not provide further details.
The French president Emmanuel Macron, the United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had “encouraged terror forces”, wrote the Minister of Israeli Diaspora Amichai Chikli on platform X, without elaborating this statement.
“We must take into account the leaders who promote this hatred,” wrote the right -wing nationalist politician on X.
The United Kingdom has already suspended the interviews on a free trade agreement with Israel, while the EU is examining its agreement with the Jewish state.