Australia says Israel is losing supports internationally, calling Israeli actions unlawful.

Recent statements from Australian officials, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, have accused Israel of breaching international law, particularly regarding the blockade and restrictions on aid to Gaza. Australia has joined a coalition of countries condemning what they describe as 'indefensible' actions by Israel and has called for multilateral targeted sanctions against Israeli officials responsible for alleged war crimes.

This marks a notable shift in Australia's stance, reflecting growing international criticism of Israel's conduct in the Gaza conflict. While Australia has not formally recognized a Palestinian state, it supports UN calls for Israeli withdrawal from occupied Palestinian territories and urges an immediate end to hostilities. These positions suggest that Australia perceives Israel as losing some international support due to its actions, aligning with the claim that Australia says Israeli actions are unlawful and that Israel is losing support internationally.

However, Australia's position is nuanced and does not represent a complete severance of relations or universal condemnation.