Australian Prime Minister's stance on recognizing Palestine

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz said: Israel is explicitly violating the international law by preventing civilians from reaching the hands of civilians in Gaza. The images of the suffering of the people of Gaza are by no means justified.

He added: “It is clear that preventing food from entering Gaza is a violation of international law.” International law states that the innocent cannot be held responsible for the conflict.

Albaniz said: “The conflict also has its own rules, and it is preventing the blood of innocent people.”

He said that he is not a lawyer and allows any formal decision to violate international law, while also emphasizing that whatever everyone is seeing is a clear violation of humanity and ethics.

Albaniz also said that his country recognizes Palestine that the country has no intention of recognizing the Palestinian state in the near future.

At the same time, he said: “If we guarantee the survival of the Palestinian state, we recognize it.”

He emphasized that the solution to the two countries requires arrangements to rebuild the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, as well as to achieve a solution on the problem of settlement.