Archive · 13 Aug 2025
NZ PM Luxon Says Netanyahu Has 'Lost the Plot' in Gaza
New Zealand's leader, Christopher Luxon, is very unhappy with what Israel's leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, is doing in Gaza.
Luxon believes Netanyahu has made some bad choices, especially regarding the attacks in Gaza City and the lack of aid.
New Zealand is thinking about recognizing Palestine as a country.
At home, a politician named Chlöe Swarbrick got in trouble for criticizing the government's views.
She refused to say sorry and was kicked out of parliament.
Outside, people protested, asking New Zealand to support Palestine.
New Zealand's PM Luxon criticized Israeli PM Netanyahu over actions in Gaza.
Luxon stated that Netanyahu had "lost the plot" regarding the situation.
Luxon condemned the attack on Gaza City as "utterly unacceptable".
New Zealand is considering recognizing a Palestinian state.
A Green MP was suspended from parliament for refusing to apologize for criticizing government MPs.
- Who
- Christopher Luxon and Benjamin Netanyahu
- What
- New Zealand's PM criticized Israeli PM over Gaza actions.
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- New Zealand parliament
- Why
- Luxon criticized Netanyahu's actions in Gaza, including attacks and lack of humanitarian aid.
Pro-Palestinian
Pro-Israeli
Support for Palestine
Pro-Palestinian
Criticizes Israel's actions in Gaza.
Pro-Israeli
N/A
Recognition of Palestinian State
Pro-Palestinian
Advocates for recognition of Palestinian state.
Pro-Israeli
N/A
- Country
- New Zealand
- Leader (NZ)
- Christopher Luxon
- Leader (Israel)
- Benjamin Netanyahu
- Event
- Gaza conflict
- Political Stance (NZ)
- Considering recognizing Palestine
- Political Party
- Green Party