International newspapers singled out a space to talk about the attack that took place near the Jewish Museum in the American capital, Washington, and European and international situations denouncing the continuation of the brutal Israeli war on the Gaza Strip.
The New York Times reported that the killing of two employees of the Israeli embassy in Washington shocked the Israelis, and strengthened their fears of violent reactions against them all over the world because of what is happening in Gaza.
The newspaper pointed out that the growing feelings of the Israelis during the travel or existence outside Israel, which has been necessary for them since the beginning of the war on the Gaza Strip, will inevitably grow after the attack.
The Washington Post said that this attack sparked a wave of mutual accusations between politicians in Israel, as members of the ruling coalition rushed to link the attack to the anti -Semitism, while the opposition held Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government responsible for what happened, and considered it a result of an extremist policy that explicitly called for the starvation of the inhabitants of Gaza and their displacement and the construction of settlements in the Strip, which fueled the hatred of Israel across the world.
In a related context, the French newspaper Liberation highlighted the suffering of Gaza residents in light of the continuous escalation of Israeli attacks and an applicable blockade. The announcement of the entry of aid does not seem sufficient to address its repercussions.
According to the newspaper, the situation in Gaza reflects the size of the torment that the Palestinians bear there, at a time when the international community was unable to put an end to this tragedy.
She pointed out that allowing some trucks loaded with aid at a very slow pace calls for amazement in light of insisting on continuing the attacks.
Regarding the Western positions condemning, an article in the British Guardian newspaper considered movements against Israel in Britain in conjunction with similar moves in very late European countries, and does not rise to the scale of the disaster in Gaza.
According to the article, explicit criticism and waving to take tangible measures and demand Israel to allow reporters to cover the horrific events in the Gaza Strip “can only be an attempt to camouflage and cover months of silence, at a time when Gaza was destroying and people were killed.”
On another topic, the American journal Newsweek discussed the deployment of a Chinese commercial satellite company photos of American aircraft at the Diego Garcia Air Force Base in the Indian Ocean, as the photos showed the United States deploying F-15 fighter planes and increasing the number of bombers at Al Qaeda.
This base represents a strategic location that can use a military starting point if tensions are escalated with Iran if diplomacy on Tehran’s nuclear program fails.
The magazine pointed out that the accuracy of the images confirms Beijing’s increasing ability to monitor the activities of the American army and its spread throughout the world, at a time when supporting the support of Tehran’s nuclear interests in the face of Western pressures.
Source : American press + British press + French press
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