Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has strongly criticized Israel for allegedly blocking aid and food from reaching Gaza.

Albanese described the situation as ‘completely unacceptable’, emphasizing the urgent humanitarian needs of the Palestinian population in the Gaza Strip.

He further stated that the justifications provided by the Israeli government for the blockade were ‘without credibility’.

The Prime Minister’s comments reflect Australia’s growing concern over the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza.

This is not the first time Australia has voiced concerns over the conflict. Previously, Australia has called for a sustainable ceasefire and the protection of civilians.

Albanese’s statements come amid increasing international pressure on Israel to allow greater access for humanitarian aid into Gaza.

Aid organizations have reported difficulties in delivering essential supplies, including food and medical provisions, to those in need.

The Israeli government maintains its actions are necessary for security reasons, while also seeking to provide humanitarian assistance.

The dispute over aid access raises questions about compliance with international humanitarian law.

Australia’s position aligns with a growing chorus of nations urging Israel to facilitate the delivery of essential supplies to Gaza.