New Zealand PM Says Netanyahu Has ‘Lost the Plot’ Over Gaza Offensive
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has launched a sharp rebuke against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him of “losing the plot” as the country considers whether to formally recognize a Palestinian state.
Speaking to reporters, Luxon described the shortage of humanitarian aid, the forced displacement of civilians, and the annexation of Gaza as “absolutely horrific.” He warned that Netanyahu’s actions had crossed moral and political lines.
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“I think he’s lost the plot,” Luxon said, leading his center-right coalition government. “What we are seeing overnight — the assault on Gaza City — is absolutely, absolutely unacceptable.”
Luxon’s comments come amid growing international criticism of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, which has intensified in recent weeks. His government is now actively debating whether to join the list of nations that have officially recognized Palestinian statehood.
Political analysts suggest Luxon’s stance could mark a significant shift in New Zealand’s Middle East policy, signaling stronger support for humanitarian principles and international law.
What did New Zealand’s PM say about Netanyahu?
Christopher Luxon said Benjamin Netanyahu had “lost the plot” and condemned Israel’s assault on Gaza as unacceptable.
Is New Zealand considering recognizing Palestine?
Yes, Luxon confirmed the government is actively debating the recognition of Palestinian statehood.
Why did Luxon criticize Israel’s actions?
He cited forced displacement, lack of humanitarian aid, and Gaza’s annexation as “absolutely horrific.”
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