Dutch Foreign Minister Criticizes Israeli Operations in Gaza
Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp criticized the Netanyahu government's plan to intensify military operations in Gaza, calling it a 'wrong move.' He emphasized the catastrophic humanitarian situation in Gaza, stating that the decision will not improve conditions or aid in the rescue of hostages.
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In a stark statement on Friday, Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp condemned the Netanyahu administration's decision to escalate military operations in Gaza, labeling it as a 'wrong move.'
Veldkamp emphasized the dire humanitarian crisis engulfing Gaza, arguing that the proposed intensification of operations would do little to ameliorate conditions on the ground. According to the minister, the humanitarian situation demands urgent and significant improvements.
He concluded by warning that the Israeli decision would not contribute to the safe return of hostages, further complicating the region's volatile dynamics.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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