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Western Allies Warn Israel Over Gaza. Britain, Canada and France have jointly threatened Israel with "concrete actions" if it doesn’t halt its military campaign in Gaza and allow humanitarian aid to enter. The warning adds to international pressure on Prime Minister Netanyahu, who announced plans for full Israeli control of Gaza despite famine warnings from experts. The joint statement condemned Israel’s ongoing blockade of food, fuel and medical supplies to Gaza, calling it a potential breach of international humanitarian law. Western leaders made clear they oppose any expansion of settlements in the West Bank and are prepared to impose targeted sanctions if Israel doesn't change course. Responding sharply, Netanyahu accused the three nations of rewarding Hamas's October 7 attack and vowed to continue Israel’s war until “total victory.” Netanyahu reiterated that Israel will only end hostilities if all hostages are released and Gaza is fully demilitarized. The UK, Canada and France voiced support for U.S., Qatari and Egyptian ceasefire efforts and reaffirmed their commitment to a two-state solution. Hamas welcomed the international stance, while Gaza’s health ministry reports over 53,000 deaths amid Israel’s air and ground campaign, launched after the deadly October 7 Hamas attack.
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