“With Or Without British…..”: Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu After UK Suspends Arms Licenses

Tel Aviv: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the British government’s decision to suspend thirty arms licences to Israel, putting forward that irrespective of the UK’s give a boost to, Israel remains resolute in its determination to emerge victorious in the midst of this conflict.

“With or without British arms, Israel will win this war and secure our common future,” posted the Place of job of the Prime Minister of Israel on X.

Denouncing it as a “shameful move to find a technique to no longer change Israel’s determination to defeat Hamas,” he said, “Instead of standing with Israel, a fellow democracy defending itself against barbarism, Britain’s misguided decision will simplest embolden Hamas.”

Notably, Hamas savagely murdered 1200 people on October 7, including 14 British citizens. Moreover, Hamas remains holding over 100 hostages, including 5 British citizens. This comes after the UK announced to suspend 30 out of 350 arms export licences to Israel, citing a “clear risk” they can well be utilized in serious breaches of international humanitarian law.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy told parliament on Monday that the partial ban covers items “which can well be used all through the present conflict in Gaza” against Hamas but did no longer encompass parts for F-35 fighter jets, in keeping with Al Jazeera.

“Israel is pursuing a just war with just means, taking exceptional measures to keep up civilians out of harm’s way and comporting fully with international law,” added Netanyahu.

Netanyahu drew a historical parallel, and compared Israel’s battle against Hamas to Britain’s fight against the Nazi regime in the midst of World War II, and said, “Just as Britain’s heroic stand against the Nazis is seen today as having been a must have in defending our common civilization, so too will history judge Israel’s stand against Hamas and Iran’s axis of terror.”

Netanyahu emphasised that Israel is conducting a just war, utilising just means, while taking exceptional steps to minimise harm to civilians and adhering to international law.

“Israel is pursuing a just war with just means, taking exceptional measures to keep up civilians out of harm’s way and comporting fully with international law,” he said.