Transformations in favor of Palestine

Hamada Faraana

The countries most aligned with the Israeli colony have issued politically critical and warning positions against the Netanyahu government, warning it will take deterrent punitive measures if it does not retract its crimes against the Palestinians.

Britain is the one that created the colony on the land of Palestine through: 1- The Balfour Declaration of 1917, 2- Facilitating the flow of foreign Jewish immigrants through settlement, armament, and imposing authority and force according to the British Mandate from the 1920s until the end of the Mandate, and the declaration of the colony on 5-15-1948.

France supplied the colony with conventional weapons and built its nuclear reactor, so that it could gain military superiority over the Arab world.

Canada is one of the countries that voted most in favor of the colony in international institutions after the United States.

The three countries, in a joint statement, affirmed that they will take concrete measures in response to Israel (the colonizer) if it does not stop its renewed military assault on the Gaza Strip and lift the restrictions it imposes on humanitarian aid. They added: “We will not stand idly by while the Netanyahu government continues these horrific acts, and the Israeli announcement regarding the entry of aid is insufficient.” The three countries, Britain, France, and Canada, affirmed that the level of humanitarian suffering of Gaza’s children is “unbearable,” and condemned “the hateful language used by members of the Israeli government, in their despair over the destruction of Gaza and the displacement of civilians.”

Accordingly, 22 foreign ministers called on the colony's government to "allow the immediate and full resumption of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip."

The foreign ministers of Britain, France, Italy, Spain, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Slovenia, Canada, Australia, and Japan opposed Tel Aviv's policies on delivering aid and denying it to Palestinians, stressing in their joint statement that "the United Nations and humanitarian partners cannot support it."

The policies and positions of these countries, which have close ties with the colony in one way or another, took these positions for several reasons:

First, the policies and actions of the extremist fascist colony against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, including deliberate killing and intentional starvation.

Second, the protests that swept across most European capitals and major cities forced European decision-makers to respond to their people's protests and express their condemnation of the crimes committed by the colony against the Palestinians, and their sympathy for them.

Third, US President Trump's actions in dealing with the Netanyahu government, which express discontent and isolation on several important policy issues, were implemented without consulting the Netanyahu government:

1- Reaching a ceasefire agreement with the Houthis in Yemen.

2- Reach talks and negotiate with Iran.

3 - Opening direct negotiations with Hamas and reaching an agreement to release the American-Israeli prisoner, Idan Alexander, and continuing the option of direct negotiations with Hamas until now.

4- Selling advanced weapons to Saudi Arabia, including preparations to build a nuclear reactor.

Significant political developments have been brought about by the sacrifices of the Palestinians, on the one hand, and the crimes of the Israelis, on the other. This is a step towards correcting the narrative, reorienting the course, and restoring the stolen rights of the Palestinian people.