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    Israeli foreign minister reprimands Netherlands over criticism, ban on ministers

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    Posted on July 29, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Israel's Foreign Minister rebukes the Netherlands for criticism and travel bans amid diplomatic tensions over Gaza and treatment of Palestinians.

    Table of Contents

    • Israel-Netherlands Diplomatic Relations
    • Background of the Tensions
    • Travel Bans Imposed
    • Reactions from Israeli Officials

    Israeli Foreign Minister Critiques Netherlands Over Recent Tensions

    Israel-Netherlands Diplomatic Relations

    JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar delivered a formal reprimand to the ambassador of the Netherlands on Tuesday in response to Dutch criticism over the treatment of Palestinians and a travel ban against two members of the Israeli cabinet.

    Background of the Tensions

    Saar said in a post on X that the Dutch government "chose to convert a long-standing friendship with Israel into open hostility towards it, precisely during its difficult time, probably out of political interests".

    Travel Bans Imposed

    The Dutch government, operating in a caretaker capacity after the coalition collapsed in June, said in a letter late on Monday that it would summon Israel's ambassador to the Netherlands to denounce the "unbearable and indefensible" situation in Gaza.

    Reactions from Israeli Officials

    It also imposed travel bans against two far-right Israeli cabinet ministers on accusations of repeated incitement against Palestinians. That follows similar moves last month against the two ministers, Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, by Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Norway.

    (Reporting by Tala Ramadan, Ahmed Elimam and Steven Sheer and Menna Alaa El-DinWriting by Menna Alaa El-DinEditing by Andrew Heavens and Peter Graff)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Israeli Foreign Minister reprimands Dutch ambassador.
    • •Netherlands criticizes Israel over Gaza situation.
    • •Dutch impose travel bans on Israeli ministers.
    • •Tensions rise between Israel and the Netherlands.
    • •Other countries have also imposed similar bans.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Israeli foreign minister reprimands Netherlands over criticism, ban on ministers

    1What prompted the reprimand from Israel's Foreign Minister?

    Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar reprimanded the Dutch ambassador due to criticism over Israel's treatment of Palestinians.

    2What actions did the Dutch government take against Israeli ministers?

    The Dutch government imposed travel bans on two far-right Israeli cabinet ministers for accusations of incitement against Palestinians.

    3How did Saar describe the Netherlands' stance towards Israel?

    Saar stated that the Dutch government turned a long-standing friendship into open hostility towards Israel during a difficult time.

    4What is the current status of the Dutch government?

    The Dutch government is operating in a caretaker capacity after its coalition collapsed in June.

    5What was the response of the Dutch government to Israel's actions?

    The Dutch government summoned Israel's ambassador to denounce the treatment of Palestinians in a formal letter.

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