France, Canada, and the UK Warn Israel to Stop Gaza Offensive

In a strong and unified message, three major Western countries — France, Canada, and the United Kingdom — have warned Israel to stop its ongoing military actions in Gaza. The leaders of these nations have expressed deep concern about the growing humanitarian crisis and the suffering of civilians in the region. They stated clearly that if Israel does not change course, they may be forced to take further actions, including possible sanctions or diplomatic pressure.
Source: The Times

Despite Israel allowing some aid trucks to enter Gaza through the Kerem Shalom crossing, France’s foreign minister called the effort “insufficient.” People in Gaza continue to face extreme shortages of food, medicine, and shelter. The death toll has reportedly surpassed 53,000, with nearly two million people displaced since the conflict intensified.
Source: Reuters

In response, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his government’s actions, saying they are necessary for national defense. He also dismissed the warnings from France, the UK, and Canada, accusing them of not fully supporting Israel’s right to protect itself.
Source: The Times

The leaders of the three countries also stressed the need to work toward a two-state solution, where both Israelis and Palestinians can live in peace and security. They have expressed readiness to recognize a Palestinian state and continue to call for an immediate ceasefire and the release of hostages held by Hamas.
Source: The Times

This international pressure reflects a shift in how Western allies are approaching the conflict, with increasing focus on the humanitarian cost and the urgency of ending the violence.