The Israeli embassy has intervened in Australian politics by criticizing Labor's draft platform on the Israel-Gaza conflict, which is set to be debated at the party's national conference.

The embassy's statement argues that the platform's elements risk placing blame solely on Israel while neglecting Palestinian leadership's responsibilities.This has sparked potential anger within Labor, where Gaza is a sensitive issue.The draft platform reaffirms support for a two-state solution, condemns terrorism, and calls for an end to Israeli settlements.

It also acknowledges the International Court of Justice's findings on Israel's occupation and criticizes recent Israeli legislation targeting Palestinians.

The embassy urges political parties to focus on peace conditions rather than blame, emphasizing the need for direct negotiations and mutual obligations.

The article highlights the tension between Australia's diplomatic stance and Israel's position, with Labor's platform reflecting broader international debates on the conflict.