Auckland - Saba:
The political opposition in New Zealand is leading an initiative to pass a bill in Parliament aimed at imposing sanctions on the Zionist entity for its illegal occupation of Palestinian territories and the brutal war crimes it commits against the Palestinian people.
The new bill, spearheaded by the New Zealand Green Party, has received support from all components of the country's parliamentary opposition, primarily the Labour and Maori parties.
The proposed bill reflects a significant development in political discourse within New Zealand on the Palestinian issue, as figures from other opposition parties seek to push for a more balanced foreign policy that supports the rights of the Palestinian people and criticizes the double standards in international positions toward the Israeli enemy.
The political opposition in New Zealand is leading an initiative to pass a bill in Parliament aimed at imposing sanctions on the Zionist entity for its illegal occupation of Palestinian territories and the brutal war crimes it commits against the Palestinian people.
The new bill, spearheaded by the New Zealand Green Party, has received support from all components of the country's parliamentary opposition, primarily the Labour and Maori parties.
The proposed bill reflects a significant development in political discourse within New Zealand on the Palestinian issue, as figures from other opposition parties seek to push for a more balanced foreign policy that supports the rights of the Palestinian people and criticizes the double standards in international positions toward the Israeli enemy.