Netanyahu Takes Over Gaza City, Australia Ensures Continue To Supply Weapons Components To Israel

The US-made Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter used in the military operations of Israeli troops. (Simon Hurry-Unsplash)

JAKARTA - The criticism comes from opposition parties and human rights organizations over the Australian Government's efforts to continue supplying weapons components to Israel.

One of the harsh reprimands came from the Greens who said the Australian Government controlled by the Labor Party led by Prime Minister (PM) Anthony Albanese would continue to be involved in war crimes by helping to send military logistics to Israeli soldiers to attack Gaza.

"The Australian public knows that the Albanese government has allowed armored exports, F-35 weapons parts, and other critical materials to Israel and has no intention of stopping the export," said Australia's Green Party foreign affairs spokesman David Shoebridge, Sunday, August 10, quoted by AN.

The senator for the state of New South Wales confirmed that the Australian government under the control of Albanese openly supplied military raw materials for Israel, which is indicated to have committed genocide in Palestine.

"The two-year empty conversation from the Albanese government is no longer accepted by the public, because we witnessed genocide in person," he continued.

Criticism of the Australian Government after Defense Minister Richard Marles said his country did not send weapons to Israel but produced and exported spare parts for Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets used by the Israeli military.

This comes after the country's Defense Minister, Richard Marles, said Australia did not send weapons to Israel but would continue to produce and export spare parts for the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter used by the Israeli military.

"We are an F-35 country and we have been like that for decades," said Marles.

"It is a multilateral deal with a supply chain managed by Lockheed Martin in the United States and has many suppliers to all these supply chains," he added.

Soon Marles' remarks came from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's firm stance on Israel deciding to take over Gaza City completely. Germany for the first time stopped exporting military equipment to Israel.