Israel's Foreign Ministry responded to Canada's condemnation of Israel, stating that a wave of Palestinian terror is sweeping Judea and Samaria, where Israelis are being murdered and wounded by terrorists, while Canada chooses to condemn Israel.
Israel's Foreign Ministry on Thursday issued a sharp response to Canada, rebuking Ottawa for condemning Israel at a time when a wave of Palestinian terror is sweeping Judea and Samaria and claiming Israeli lives, according to the ministry's statement.
The statement says: 'A wave of Palestinian terror is sweeping Judea and Samaria, Israelis are being murdered and wounded by terrorists, and you choose to condemn Israel.' The ministry did not specify which Canadian action prompted the response.
The diplomatic rebuke comes amid what the Foreign Ministry itself has described as a surge in antisemitic incidents targeting Israelis abroad. As The Zioneer reported on July 20, the ministry documented a record number of such incidents, including physical assaults and denial of service. Separately, unverified reports on July 24 indicated that dozens of terrorists had been wounded in operations across Judea and Samaria, highlighting the ongoing security challenge.
The precise timing and context of Canada's condemnation remain unclear, but the statement reflects growing Israeli frustration with what it perceives as international bias against its security operations in the region.
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