Arab League, Iraq, Jordan, Egypt Condemn Israeli Gaza Actions Amid Regional Tensions

The Arab League condemned Israel's refusal to comply with UN Security Council resolutions demanding an end to the war in Gaza and access for humanitarian aid, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis and calling for justice and Palestinian self-determination. Iraqi, Jordanian, and Egyptian foreign ministers jointly rejected Israeli aggression against Gaza, urging the international community to act and calling for an urgent truce to alleviate the suffering of the Palestinian people. Meanwhile, right-wing European leaders acknowledged the need for Israeli restraint in Gaza, emphasizing concerns over the humanitarian situation and international law, though they stopped short of pursuing accountability measures against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. French President Emmanuel Macron specifically labeled Netanyahu’s policy in Gaza as "shameful" and "unacceptable," prompting Netanyahu to accuse Macron of siding with Hamas. These reactions illustrate a broad regional and international call for addressing the ongoing violence and humanitarian crisis in Gaza through diplomatic and legal channels. The situation remains critical with widespread destruction, displacement, and a blockade leading to shortages of essential supplies in Gaza.