International reactions to the massive Hamas attack on Israel on Saturday have been mixed. Both sides condemned the attack. Support for Israel to defend itself Supporters of Hamas’ actions and those concerned about those being held hostage by Hamas

President Joe Biden of the United States made a televised statement at the White House saying: The United States supports Israel steadfastly and steadfastly. White House officials said The government is in discussions with Israel about sending military aid. An adviser to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said: Iran supports this proud operation. and supporting Palestinian armed groups Until the liberation of Palestine and Jerusalem Members of the Iranian parliament shouted condemnation of Israel and the United States. and shouted support for Palestine at Saturday’s council meeting. Saudi Arabia called on both sides to immediately halt the escalation of the situation and protect civilians, emphasizing that this is a result of the occupation and the deprivation of the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people.

Iranians rally in support of Palestine

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk expressed deep concern at reports of civilians being held hostage in Israel. As well as Mr. Joseph Borrell, High Representative for Foreign Policy of the European Union or EU. who called for the immediate release of the hostages because this violates international law. The EU has also condemned Hamas’ actions. It’s terrorism. Israel therefore has the right to defend itself. The EU and major European nations like France, Germany, and England expressed their support for Israel. Meanwhile, South Africa has expressed concern over the escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. and sees the need for a peace process based on the UN resolution on a two-state solution on the establishment of the State of Israel along with the State of Palestine.

Source: Thai News Agency