French Deputy Thomas Ports of the "France" party said yesterday, Saturday, that Israeli officials commit "genocide" in the Gaza Strip, and called on his country's government to impose sanctions on Israel.

Ports posted this statement through his account on the X platform, where he participated in the statements of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who refused to retreat under the pressure of the international community demanding to stop the war until "achieving the required goals."

French MP described Netanyahu as "an extremist right fanatic and addicted to the hatred of Palestine, and he must be unable to harm others." He stressed the importance of France immediately to start taking measures to impose sanctions on Israel.

He also criticized the presence of the Israeli ambassador in France, noting that these Israeli officials commit a crime of genocide, and it cannot be tolerated.

On December 18, a number of left -wing deputies in the French capital Paris Israel criticized the killing of an employee of the French Foreign Ministry during the aggression on the Strip, and demanded that sanctions be imposed on Israel.

Permanent members of the French Parliament accused the government of failing to take the necessary measures to protect its employee and family.

Since the seventh of last October, Israel has launched a devastating war on Gaza, which resulted in the death of more than 21,600, in addition to the injury of about 56,000 others, most of them children and women. This war also caused massive destruction of infrastructure, and created a "unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe", according to Palestinian and international reports.

Source: Anatolia Agency + Aljazeera