Global Outrage Erupts Over Israeli Strikes on Rafah
- Piers Morgan criticizes Benjamin Netanyahu for the 'horrific' strikes on Rafah.
- Global condemnation follows Israel's actions, increasing the likelihood of sanctions.
- Israel reacts with outrage to the case, putting the US in a difficult position.
Israel received strong criticism worldwide for attacking Rafah. Morgan described the situation in the city as very bad. The government led by Benjamin Netanyahu was anticipating a decision from the highest court of the United Nations regarding South Africa's complaint about a ceasefire in Gaza. They were ready for this and had already started to act defensively. Avi Hyman, a senior spokesperson for Israel, stated confidently that Israel will do everything to protect its people and fight against Hamas in Gaza. Gilad Noam, Israel's deputy attorney general, emphasized that just calling something a genocide repeatedly doesn't make it true. He said that repeating a lie doesn't change the reality. Israel faced backlash for attacking Rafah. The city was described as terrible by Morgan. Benjamin Netanyahu's government was waiting for a decision from the highest UN court about South Africa's complaint on Gaza's ceasefire. They were prepared and had already started to defend themselves. Avi Hyman, a senior spokesperson, said Israel will always protect its citizens and fight Hamas in Gaza. Gilad Noam, the deputy attorney general, pointed out that calling something a genocide over and over doesn't make it true. He stressed that repeating a lie doesn't alter the facts.