RootsBritain had lost the World War Two if the Sir Kire Stmper had been its leader at the time, the US ambassador suggested an attack on the Prime Minister’s response to the Gaza City Techover Scheme of Israeli.
In a post on social media, Mike Hukabi wrote: “So Israel is expected to surrender and feed them, even if the Israeli hostages are being hungry?”
“Did Britain surrender to the Nazis and give them food? … If you were PM, would you have spoken UK German!” He said.
Following his comments, when Stramer condemned the plan to handle Israel’s Gaza City as “wrong” and urged his government to immediately reconsider his decision, “to further its aggressive”.
A spokesperson of No 10 said that he had nothing to connect the starrer’s comments.
In his post on X on Friday, in which he made a statement in a stormer statement, Hukabi said: “Have you ever heard of Dresseden, PM starrer?
“That was not the food you had dropped. If you were PM, he would have spoken UK German!”
During the World War Two, British and American forces dropped 4,000 tonnes of bombs on the East German city in two days, killing tens of thousands of citizens.
The earlier statement of the stormer states: “The Israeli government’s decision to carry forward its aggressive in Gaza is wrong, and we urge to reconsider it immediately.
He said, “This action will not do anything to end this struggle or help to protect the release of hostages. It will only bring more bloodshed,” he said.
In the early hours of Friday, the security cabinet of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved the plan to handle Gaza’s capital in the controversial growth of its war in the region.
Netanyahu has earlier stated that he wants to control the entire Gaza strip, but the approved plan is particularly focused on the city of Gaza in the north of the region, where hundreds of thousands of Palestinians live.
Israel’s step Hardcore protestFrom within Israel, such as by members of the country’s army leadership and the families of the hostages held in Gaza.
The scheme has also been severely criticized at the international level. The United Nations’ head of human rights Volcker Tour warned the war to move forward, “more large scale displacement, more murder, more unbearable pain” would be the cause.
Following the announcement of Israel’s plan, German Chancellor Frederick Merz said that the country would suspend arms exports to Israel, which could be used in Gaza, saying that it was “difficult to understand” how the Israeli military plan would get a valid purpose.
However, the US has not condemned the move. On Tuesday, President Donald Trump said it was “too much to Israel” whether to completely capture Gaza.
During a meeting with UK Foreign Secretary David Lemy at Kent on Friday, US vice -president JD Vance refused to reveal whether the US government was aware of Israel’s plans to handle Gaza city.
He said that Trump would address the issue, saying that he aims to “attack innocent people” to Hamas and to solve human problems in Gaza.
Netanyahu and Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have underlined five “principles” to end the war.
These include disarmament of Hamas, return of all Israeli hostages, demonetisation of Gaza Strip, Israeli Safety Control on Gaza Strip and establishment of an alternative civil administration which is neither Hamas nor Palestinian Authority.
In response to the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel on 7 October 2023, more than 61,000 people have been killed in Gaza since IDF launched its military operation, killing around 1,200 people and 251 others were taken hostage.
Fifty hostages are still being organized by Hamas – 20 of which are still considered alive.
