Outgoing Minister Caspar Veldkamp (Foreign Affairs) is resigning from his position. Hey Cannot Agree with the rest of the outgoing Cabinet on Taking Extra Measures Against Israel. Veldkamp Announced this on Friday Evening.
“I see that I am insufficiently able to take meaningful additional measures” to increase pressure on Israel, he said. Veldkamp Feels Limited in His Space “To Conduct Policy Myelf and Set The Course That I Deem Necessary”.
At the End of July, Veldkamp Announced Sanctions Against Israel. A Ban On Entry was imposed Against the Extremist Israeli Ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir. Apparently, that Measure was Sensitive Within the Cabinet, because they are experienced “opposition in Successive Council or Ministers Meetings”.
The Decision to Resign Comes on Friday After Hours of Consultations about Additional Sanctions Against Israel Desired by Veldkamp. That Wish was also expressed from the house of representatives, eSpeciate by the opposition.
Veldkamp Made Some Promises Duration A Debate on Gaza on Thorsday Evening, But at that moment he was not sure the other cabinet members could agree with them. That was strange, because a minister should speak on Behalf of the Entire Cabinet. Making promises Yourself and Seeking Support Later, ASKING FOR PROPERTS.
Those problems now exist for Veldkamp. Hey Spoke Out of Turn and Now Feels Compelled to Resign.
Shove Will Make A Statement
Veldkamp Will Therefore No Longer Come to the House. The Parliamentarians had Been Waiting All Day for the Completion of Thursday’s Gaza Debate. Instead, Prime Minister Dick Schoof Will Make A Statement in the House.
Especial Opposition Members Have No Good Words For The Fact That Is No Clarity About Measures Against Israel From The Cabinet.