Global Rejection Mounts as Netanyahu’s Gaza Plan Sparks Fears of Escalation.

Global Rejection Mounts as Netanyahu’s Gaza Plan Sparks Fears of Escalation.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposal to take full control of Gaza City has drawn swift and widespread condemnation from world leaders.

Just hours after the Israeli cabinet approved the plan, officials from the UK, Turkey, China, and the United Nations warned that it would lead to “more bloodshed” and worsen the humanitarian crisis.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer called the move “wrong,” advocating for an immediate ceasefire and a renewed push toward a two-state solution.

He emphasized that Hamas must be disarmed and excluded from any future governance of Gaza.

Turkey described the plan as a “heavy blow” to regional peace and urged international intervention.

Netanyahu insists the operation is not an annexation but a strategic effort to defeat Hamas and facilitate humanitarian aid.

He claims a new governing body will eventually take over Gaza as part of a broader peace initiative.

However, critics argue the plan risks escalating violence and undermining diplomatic efforts.

With mounting international pressure and growing calls for formal recognition of a Palestinian state, Netanyahu faces increasing isolation.

The global community is watching closely—and warning that this path may lead to devastation rather than peace.