Calling In The Israeli Ambassador to Australia Following the Death of a Relief Worker in Gaza

The newspaper "Israel Hayom" reported today, Tuesday, that Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese summoned the Israeli ambassador following the death of an Australian relief worker in Gaza. The Australian Prime Minister confirmed that an Australian citizen is among the foreign relief workers killed in an Israeli strike in central Gaza on Monday evening. Albanese clarified that volunteer Zoomee Frankum was engaged in "extremely valuable work" distributing food in the Gaza Strip. He added, "This is absolutely unacceptable. Australia expects full accountability for those responsible for the deaths of the relief workers." Albanese affirmed that his country would seek clarification from Israeli officials. He stated, "We want complete accountability in this matter, as this is a tragedy that should never have happened."