Netanyahu accuses the Australian Prime Minister of “Khan” Israel

The Israeli Prime Minister accused his Australian counterpart of “Khan Israel” and the “abandoned” Jewish community in Australia, after days of increasingly tense relations between the two countries.

Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that history will remember Anthony Albaniz, “What is it: a weak politician.”

This came after Australia prevented a member of the extreme right in the ruling Netanyahu coalition from entering the country on Monday, with his visa canceled before a planned visit.

Israel, in turn, canceled the visas of the Australian actors of the Palestinian Authority, and blamed the Canberra announcement last week. You will recognize a Palestinian state in September.

There was no immediate response from Prime Minister Albaniz.

The leader of the Israeli opposition criticized Netanyahu’s statements, describing them as a “gift” of the Australian leader.

Yair Lapid wrote on X: “The thing that mostly reinforces the leader in the democratic world today is a confrontation with Netanyahu, the most political, political leader in the Western world.

“It is not clear why Bibi is rushing to give Australian Prime Minister this gift.”

Diplomatic tensions erupted on Monday after the abolition of the right -wing Israeli -right -wing visa, Simach, the Australian, before visiting the country, as it was scheduled to speak in the events organized by the Australian Jewish Association.

Minister of Home Affairs in Australia Sky News said At that time, the government took a “difficult line for people who seek to come to our country and spread partition.”

“If you are coming to Australia to spread a message of hatred and division, we do not want you here,” Tony Burke added.

A few hours later, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sar said that he “issued instructions to the Israeli embassy in Canberra to study any official Australian visa request to enter Israel.”

He added in a publication on X: “While anti -Semitism revolves in Australia, including manifestations of violence against Jews and Jewish institutions, the Australian government chooses to fuel it.”

There has been a series of anti-Semitic attacks in Australia in recent months, amid tensions about the Israel-Husass war.

Australia announced in early August that it would get to know a Palestinian state, as Prime Minister Albaniz said at that time that Netanyahu was “in a state of denial” regarding the consequences of war on innocent people.

“The aid we saw, then the loss of the lives we see around the aid distribution points, as people in the queue of food and water lose their lives, is completely unacceptable,” he said.

The advertisement follows similar moves from the United Kingdom, France and Canada.

In response, Netanyahu It launched a severe attack On the leaders of the three countries, Sir Kerr Starmer, Emmanuel Macron and Mark Carney were accused by “collective killers, rapists, murderers for children and kidnapping.”

The state of Palestine is currently being recognized by 147 UN member states 193.