Eight other ministers in the Dutch government from the ruling party resigned from their positions in protest against their country’s failure to impose sanctions on the Zionist regime.
The resignations came after Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp resigned for obstructing the government from implementing further measures against the Israeli regime.
Despite these ministers’ objections to the Dutch policies regarding the Gaza war, the country’s parliament refused to sanction the Zionist regime and recognize the Palestinian state.
This event has highlighted internal tensions within the Dutch government and could affect the country’s political stability.
