Paris: France, Britain, and Canada have issued a stern warning to the Zionist entity, threatening to implement “concrete measures” if its military operations in the Gaza Strip persist and humanitarian aid is not permitted entry.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney released a joint statement condemning the actions in Gaza. The leaders declared their unwillingness to remain passive in response to what they termed as “shameful actions” by the Zionist entity. They emphasized their readiness to take decisive steps should the military operations continue, and if access for humanitarian assistance remains obstructed.

The leaders also reiterated their commitment to recognizing a Palestinian state within the two-state solution framework. They highlighted an upcoming United Nations conference in June aimed at fostering international agreement on this objective.

The situation in Gaza has worsened since the Zionist entity expanded its military operations, which began on October 7, 2023. The conflict has resulted in 53,339 fatalities and 121,034 injuries, underscoring the urgency for action and international intervention.