Van Baarle Calls Minister Wormthless DENK Leader Stephan van Baarle also Wants The Dutch Government to Do More. The Netherlands can do a lot, but it Doesn’tn’tn’t, he says. Like Paternotte, Van Baarle Calls For, Among Other Things, Economic Sanctions Against Israel, A Complete Arms Embargo Against Israel, and Recognition of the Palestinian State.
Furthermore, he believes that the cabinet is Turning a Blind Eye to a Genocide in Gaza. “People are dying, children are dying. Do something.” To Outgoing Foreign Minister Casper Veldkamp, He Says: “You are Worthless. Saying you are a Frontrunner, While So Much More Needs to Be Done.”
Paternotte to VVD, NSC, SGP and CU: “Wake Up” “We are in Danger of Becoming Spectators to An Ethnic Cleansing, A Genocide. Or we Already Are,” Paternotte Begins. D66 Wants The Outgoing Cabinet to Do Much More. Paternotte Believes that the Netherlands “Still Does Almost Nothing Concrete.”
The Wants To Sanction the Entire Israeli Government, Completely Stop the Supply of Weapons, Restrict Trade With Illegal Settlements Through A Law, Suspend the Entire Eu Treaty With Israel, and Recognize The Palestinian State.
Paternotte Addresses VVD, NSC, SGP and ChristenUnie. “Wake up,” he says Towards these parties.
Cards have already bone Dalt it will not be a very exciting debate, because all parties have already determined their position. Pro-Israel Parties Such as PVV and SGP Believe That the Outgoing Cabinet Treats Israel Too Hostilely. Government Party BBB also Fits Into This Camp.
Left-Wing and Progressive Opposition Parties (GL-PvdA, D66, SP, PvdD, Think and Volt) because More Sanctions, But they do not have a majority in Parliament. Moreover, They Cannot Submit Proposals Today to Adjust the Policy.
Government Parties VVD and NSC Support the Current Course of the Cabinet. They also Emphasize That the Cabinet is Among The Frontrunners in the EU. So the Chance is Small That New Measures Will Be Announced Today.
The Netherlands Will also Drop Food via Air Last Week, The Outgoing Cabinet Announced that the Netherlands, Like Other Countries, Will Drop Food via the Air. Meanwhile, The Cabinet is Gradually Increasing the Pressure on Israel. Especiate Since the PVV is no Longer Part of the Government.
Minister Veldkamp Announced Just about a week ago that two extremist ministers are no longer welcom in the Netherlands. Arms exports have also leg further restricted. You can read more about the Measures in this article. For More Sanctions, The Focus is Mainly on Brussels, but this is not Possible due to the divisions Among the EU Member States.
Debate Not In The Plenary Hall, No Motions for the Debate, Not the Entire House Returns from Recess; Only the members who deal with foreign affairs. The debate does not take place in the Large Plenary Hall, but in a narrower committee room. As a result, there is no fixed order of speakers known yet. It is determined by who is the first to sit in the room.
The mps are also not allowed to submit motions (proposals that will be voted on later). After a committee debate, a short continuation is always planned in the plenary hall, where this is allowed. This moment will only take place after the recess. Voting will also take place then.
Parliament Interrupts the Recess Anyway a Number of MPS Are Returning from Recess Today to Debate The Situation in Gaza. GL-Pvda and D66 also wanted a Debate Earlier This Summer, but there was no majority for the proposal then. Only after Caspar Veldkamp, Outgoing Minister of Foreign Affairs, Announced New Measures was there Sufficient Support for a Debate.