Netanyahu accuses the Australian Prime Minister of Israel’s “show”

Israel’s Prime Minister has accused his Australian counterpart of “betraying Israel” and “abandoning” the Jewish community in Australia, after days of increasingly overtaken relations between the two countries.

Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that history would remember Anthony Albanese “for what it is: a weak politician.”

He came after Australia banned a far -right member of Netanyahu’s ruling coalition from entering the country on Monday, with his visa canceled before a scheduled visit.

Israel, in turn, canceled the visas of Australian Palestinian power representatives, also blamed Kanber’s message last week that He will recognize Palestinian state in SeptemberS

There was no immediate response from Prime Minister Albanese.

Israel’s opposition leader criticizes Netanyahu’s remarks by marking them a “gift” of the Australian leader.

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

“It’s not clear why Bibi is in a hurry to give Australia Prime Minister this gift.”

Diplomatic tensions blazed on Monday after the Australian visa of the far -right Israeli politician Simcha Rothman was canceled before a visit to the country where he had to speak at events organized by the Australian Jewish Association.

Australia Interior Minister told Sky News By the time the government took up a “difficult line for people who seek to come to our country and to distribute a department.”

Tony Burke added: “If you are coming to Australia to distribute a hate and division message, we don’t want you here.”

A few hours later, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon S’As said he “instructed the Israeli Embassy in Canberra to carefully consider any official application for an Australian visa for entry into Israel.”

He added to an X publication: “While anti -Semitism rages in Australia, including acts of violence against Jews and Jewish institutions, the Australian government chooses to nourish it.”

In recent months, there has been a series of anti-Semitic attacks in Australia in Australia in Australia, against the background of tension because of the war in Israel-Hama.

Australia announced in early August that it would recognize the Palestinian state, with Prime Minister Albanese saying at the time that Netanyahu was “denied” on the consequences of the war against innocent people.

“Stopping the help we have seen, and then the loss of life we see around these points of distribution of help, where people line up in a queue for food and water, lose their lives, is just completely unacceptable,” he said.

The announcement followed similar moves of the United Kingdom, France and Canada.

In response Netanyahu Was involved in a disgusting attack To the leaders of the three countries accusing Sir Kiir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron and Mark Carney for siding with “mass murderers, rapists, murderers of babies and abductors.”

The state of Palestine is currently recognized by 147 of the 193 UN Member States.