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Australia responds to Netanyahu after “weak” jibe at PM

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On Wednesday, Australian Home AffairsMinister Tony Burke dismissed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’sattack on counterpart Anthony Albanese, saying strength is not measured by“killing people.”

    Netanyahu had earlier branded Albanese a“weak politician” who betrayed Israel and abandoned Australia’s Jewishcommunity, after Canberra announced it would recognize a Palestinian state.

    Speaking to ABC Radio National, Burkeargued that Albanese showed strength by informing Netanyahu of the decisiondirectly before making it public, allowing objections to be voiced “person toperson," while the Israeli PM “lashed out” at governments recognizingPalestine.

    Ties between the two allies have souredover the Gaza war, worsening after Australia recognized Palestine last week.The dispute further intensified on August 18 when Canberra cancelled the visaof Simcha Rothman, a far-right Israeli lawmaker, citing concerns his tour aimedto “spread division.” Hours later, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar revokedvisas for Australian diplomats accredited to the Palestinian Authority.

    Israel continues to face mounting criticismfrom international partners over the humanitarian toll of the Gaza war, whichhas killed 62,064 and wounded 156,573 since October 7, 2023, according toGaza’s Health Ministry.

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