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Israel Criticizes UK-Led Initiative on Gaza Demands

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Israel's Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, criticized a British-led initiative by around 50 countries demanding Israel improve the humanitarian situation in Gaza. Danon stated the initiative wrongly ignores Hamas's responsibility and should instead focus on demanding the group's disarmament. He argued that Hamas, not Israel, is responsible for Gaza's residents' plight and that dismantling terrorist infrastructure is key to improving the situation.

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  • Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon criticized a UK-led initiative demanding Israel address Gaza's humanitarian crisis.
  • The initiative, backed by about 50 countries, calls for fewer restrictions on aid and equipment entering Gaza.
  • Danon stated the international community wrongly ignores Hamas's responsibility for the situation in Gaza.
  • He urged the focus to be on demanding Hamas's disarmament rather than imposing demands on Israel.
  • Danon accused Hamas of holding Gaza's residents hostage and called for dismantling terrorist infrastructure.
Israel Criticizes UK-Led Initiative on Gaza Demands
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