World newspapers: Israel’s Gaza aid distribution mechanism reveals a deadly trap | Politics

The chaos created by the aid distribution mechanism created by the Israel Inside Gaza Strip and international criticism of the Benjamin Netanyahu on the headlines of major international newspapers.

A report in the French newspaper Libération examined what it called the “Gaza death trap” that unfolded after the launch of the new aid distribution mechanism.

Citing the martyrdom of dozens of Palestinians seeking a little food, the report noted that “the catastrophe caused by the aid plan reflects the scale of the chaos in the distribution centers.”

According to the report, the denials of both the security companies guarding the place and theIsraeli army Shooting into crowds contradicts testimonies collected by several international news agencies.

An article in Yedioth Ahronoth concluded that Israel has lost international legitimacy to continue the war, warning that “operating under pressure and without strong international support will leave it increasingly isolated.”

According to the article, Israel will then be vulnerable to criticism, condemnation and resolutions against it in United Nations with economic and image implications.

He noted that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu missed the opportunity to translate international support into political achievements, adding, “If he had presented a plan for the next day in Gaza and mobilized the world for it, the situation today would have been completely different.”

Newsweek also reported on remarks made by former Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Ehud Olmert The Netanyahu government was harshly criticized, including accusations of war crimes against the Palestinians.

Olmert’s remarks, made during a television interview, are significant as the strongest rebuke from a former Israeli official and are in line with the views of many domestic and international critics of the policy against the Palestinians.

An article in Israel’s Jerusalem Post newspaper warned against minimizing the significance of the escalating crisis between Netanyahu and the Supreme Court over his decision to appoint a new head of theShin Bet.

The article stated that each side’s insistence on its position is dragging Israel towards disaster, especially in light of “an ongoing war, an unresolved hostage (prisoner) crisis, a torrent of international criticism, and the diplomatic repercussions of the Netanyahu government’s policy.”

In another file, the Washington Post said that the unprecedented Ukrainian attack inside Russian territory sparked local calls for “a strong response given the size of the attack and the nature of the targeted sites, and some even considered the opportunity to launch a nuclear attack on Ukraine.”

The attack came on the heels of the collapse of two strategic bridges in southwestern Russia and ahead of upcoming talks in Istanbul on stopping the war.