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Australia condemns Israeli air strike killing aid worker
Australia’s Prime Minister has strongly condemned the Israeli air strike that resulted in the deaths of seven aid workers, including an Australian national, Zomi Frankcom.
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemns Israeli air strike killing aid workers, including Australian national Zomi Frankcom, during a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Albanese emphasises the need for full accountability and transparency, urging a thorough investigation into the incident and stressing the importance of unimpeded humanitarian assistance to Gaza.
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He reaffirms Australia’s support for a two-state solution in the Middle East, condemning Hamas as a terrorist organisation and advocating for peace, security, and prosperity for both Israelis and Palestinians.
Albanese expressed his anger and concern during a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu earlier today.
“Zomi was an Australian aid worker volunteering with the World Central Kitchen to provide support to those suffering in Gaza. This tragic loss is completely unacceptable,” Albanese stated.
Netanyahu conveyed his condolences to Frankcom’s family and to Australia, accepting responsibility for the incident.
Albanese emphasised the importance of full accountability and transparency, urging a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the strike.
Australia’s stance
“I made clear that humanitarian assistance must reach people in Gaza unimpeded and in large quantities,” Albanese affirmed, reiterating Australia’s stance on the matter.
Additionally, Albanese expressed concern about the ground invasion of Rafah and its impact on civilians in the area.
He reiterated Australia’s condemnation of the events of October 7 and labeled Hamas as a terrorist organisation.
Albanese also reaffirmed Australia’s support for a two-state solution in the Middle East, advocating for peace, security, and prosperity for both Israelis and Palestinians.
The conversation between Albanese and Netanyahu underscores the gravity of the situation and Australia’s commitment to ensuring accountability and humanitarian aid in Gaza.
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