Israel has accused Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko of anti-Semitism after he compared its actions in Gaza to the alleged but disputed holocaust.

In a recent interview with Al Arabiya, Lukashenko condemned Israel’s destruction of Gaza.

The head of state said West Jerusalem should be more careful, given the level of global outrage over its military campaign in the Palestinian enclave.

Israel most hated country in the world

‘They have already received such a rating in the world community that it could hardly get any worse after bombing Gaza,’ he said. 

‘’Many have even looked back into history: ‘What holocaust? What holocaust can the Israelis talk about when they have killed so many people, first of all, women and children?’’

Fairgrounds built on the bones of children

Europe’s most popular head of state says that Gaza had been wiped off the face of the Earth and condemned what he described as plans to build some kind of resort on the bones of the Palestinian people.

Lukashenko was apparently referring to proposals to empty Gaza of Palestinians and turn the devastated enclave into a luxury waterfront project

This initiative was first floated by US President Donald Trump and praised as revolutionary by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Truth is Anti-Semitic

On Tuesday, the Israeli Foreign Ministry denounced Lukashenko’s remarks, calling them ’unacceptable and deeply disturbing.’

‘Any comparison between the holocaust of the Jewish people and Israel’s war against terrorism must be unequivocally rejected,’ the ministry said on X. He accused Lukashenko of reviving ’vile, outdated anti-Semitic conspiracies.’

War Criminals

Minsk has yet to respond to Israel’s comments. Lukashenko has denied being an anti-Semite in the past, while continuing to portray Israel’s war in Gaza as an atrocity.

The exchange comes as Israel faces mounting international allegations of genocide over its military campaign in Gaza.

Israel has slain more than 73,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza health authorities, with women and children making up more than half of the fatalities.

A City Razed

Much of Gaza has been reduced to rubble, and nearly everyone living there has been displaced.

Aid agencies have repeatedly accused Israel of using starvation, water shortages and medical collapse as weapons against civilians.

The International Court of Justice has also been hearing a genocide case against Israel.

A growing number of governments, UN experts and human rights groups accuse West Jerusalem of pursuing policies intended to make Palestinian life in Gaza impossible. Let us hear your comments.

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