“It is completely unacceptable” that the Israeli Defense Army fired footage near the Canadians, “Carney says.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says that it is “completely unacceptable” that Israeli army members opened fire near a diplomatic delegation, including Canadians, in the West Bank on Wednesday.

The federal government confirmed on Wednesday that four members of a Canadian delegation were part of a tour of the city of Jinin when members of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) fired in their surroundings. The office of Foreign Minister Anita Anand said that two Canadians and two local employees.

“We expect a full investigation and expect an immediate explanation for what happened. It is completely unacceptable, it’s some completely unacceptable things that occur in the region,” Carney said at a press conference in Ottawa.

Anand said earlier that she would call the Israeli ambassador to deport “serious fears” in Canada.

Anand wrote after talking to the head of the Canada mission in Ramallah: “Recommendation to know that our team is safe.”

“I have asked officials to summon the Israeli ambassador to transfer Canada’s dangerous concerns. We expect a full and accountable investigation.”

The video of the accident, which was filmed by France France News Agency, shows the members of the delegation that is withdrawn away by security as weapons footage is heard in the background.

In a statement, the Israeli Defense Army said the tourist group, which also included representatives from other countries, “deviated” from the approved path, and soldiers launched warning shots to obtain the delegation to move.

“Sorry for the inconvenience,” the Israeli Defense Army said.

Anand joins other foreign ministers who condemn the accident.

John Allen, a former Canadian ambassador in Israel, said that the situation “has not heard of it.”

“The fact that you have a group of diplomats who were not properly protected by the Israeli Defense Army or other security forces while they were in the West Bank … is unreasonable,” Allen told CBC Network. Power and politics.

Earlier this week, Carney joined British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron in the threat to impose sanctions on Israel in response to “denial of basic humanitarian assistance” in Gaza.

“The level of human suffering in Gaza is unbearable,” the three leaders said in a statement.

“If Israel does not stop the renewed military attack and raise its restrictions on humanitarian aid, we will take more concrete actions in response.”

They also said that they opposed an “any attempt” to expand the Israeli settlement in the West Bank – this is after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in Gaza despite international pressure to lift the siege on the relief supplies that left the pocket on the edge of the hall.

Netanyahu condemned the joint statement of the social media publication and described it as a “huge prize for the genocide attack on Israel on October 7”, referring to Hamas’s attack against Israel in 2023 that ignited the war in Gaza.

Conservative leader Pierre Beyviri also took the goal of the joint statement of Carney.

“The terrorists in Hamas have just thanked Mark Carney for his recent statement about Israel,” as published on the Internet on Tuesday.

“Israel’s threat to sanctions and” additional concrete measures “while the terrorist group on its borders carry a hostage of its citizens and refused to stop attacking Israel is wrong.”

Carney said during his press conference on Wednesday that he told us Vice President JD Vance to the statement when he met the two in Rome during the weekend.

The UK first moved to the threat in the joint statement. UK Foreign Minister David Lami said on Tuesday that the British government is suspending free trade negotiations with Israel and ordered new sanctions aimed at settlement of the West Bank.

Canada and France did not make similar movements at this stage. When he was asked on Wednesday about more details about what Canada is preparing if the Netanyahu government did not change the path, Carney provided little details, saying that his statement with the United Kingdom and France was “clear.”

Thomas Juno, associate professor of political science at the University of Ottawa, says even if the three countries follow the sanctions, they will not do much to deter the Netanyahu government.

Juno told Juno: “There is only one international actor who can have an impact on the account of the decision -making account in Israel, and this is the United States,” Juno told Juno. Power and politics.

“France and the United Kingdom are not like international actors, it can have a little effect – Canada, even less than them. But basically as long as the United States does not put great pressure on Israel to change the path … then I do not think we will see a major shift in the actions of Israel.

In a terrible warning this week, the United Nations said 14,000 children are at risk of acute malnutrition if foods stationed on the border are not allowed to reach them in Gaza.

According to help groups, Israel began to allow dozens of humanitarian trucks to Gaza on Wednesday. The workers initially raised concerns that the trucks were unable to bring food and supplies to the distribution points and the needy Palestinians.

A UN official later told the Associated Press that more than ten trucks left the crossing area and arrived in warehouses in central Gaza on Wednesday evening. The official spoke, provided that his identity is not disclosed because they were not allowed to speak to the press.