Giorgia Meloni, the prime minister of Italy, stated on Wednesday that the humanitarian situation in Gaza was “ever more serious and unjustifiable” and that she had constantly urged Israel to find a solution. In light of the humanitarian situation in Gaza, Meloni told the legislature,” I have no trouble defining now as significantly dramatic and unjustifiable,” she said. Meloni made his remarks a moment after French President Emmanuel Macron criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s actions in halting humanitarian assistance to Gaza. She was questioned by an MP in inquiries from the legislature about how Netanyahu’s actions were being criticized, and whether she would call for the removal of Israel’s embassy. Meloni claimed that her conversations with Netanyahu in recent months were “often hard conversations in which I consistently spoke of the necessity of finding a way to put an end to hostilities, the need to respect international humanitarian law, and international humanitarian law.” She continued,” We did not agree with several choices, we did not agree with the recent proposals of the Israeli government, and we have not failed to say so to our interlocutors.” Macron also noted that” there was a design, as I have stated several times, behind the inhuman attacks by Hamas and the cruelty directed against the hostages. There is no ocean, no medication, and the injured could exit or be treated. What he is doing is obscene. Netanyahu was accused of supporting” a violent Islamist terrorist organization” and repeating “its vile propaganda” on Wednesday as a result of his criticism. Netanyahu said in a statement that” Macron is once more demanding that Israel retreat and reward terrorism.”
