On May 1, Colombian President Petro announced that he would sever all diplomatic relations with Israel as of May 2.
Petro
Speaking at a rally in Bogota, Colombia, Petro said that the reason for severing diplomatic relations with Israel was because the Israeli leader was engaged in "genocide", stressing that "we cannot go back to the era of extermination of one race."
Colombian President Petro has attacked Israel on many occasions and called on other Latin American countries and Colombia to join in condemning Israel.
On May 2, the Turkish Ministry of Trade announced the suspension of all trade activities with Israel, covering all products and import and export commodities.
As early as 8 April, Israel refused to allow Turkey to airdrop humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.
In response, on April 9, the Turkish Ministry of Trade announced that it would restrict the export of certain goods to Israel with immediate effect until Israel agrees to allow sufficient humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip and continue until Israel ceases fire in the Gaza Strip.
The May 2 suspension of trade with Israel is Turkey's second in a short period of time.
Erdogan
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has publicly attacked Israel on several occasions, calling Israel a "terrorist state" that "wants to send Netayahu to Allah."
On May 1, local time, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said that Turkey had decided to join the lawsuit filed by South Africa in the International Court of Justice as a plaintiff, accusing Israel of committing "genocide" in Palestinian territory.
On May 2, local time, the Iranian Foreign Ministry announced retaliatory sanctions against 25 individuals and entities from the United States and the United Kingdom for "supporting Israel's human rights violations against Palestinians."
Accuse the British and American individuals and entities of providing a way for Israel's arms purchases, inciting war, escalating the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, affecting the regional security environment, and accusing them of violating Palestinian human rights and deliberately committing terrorist acts.
Israel's brutality in the Gaza Strip has aroused opposition and condemnation from more and more countries, with Syria, Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Colombia and other countries condemning Israel and severing ties with Israel through sanctions, severance of diplomatic relations, and suspension of trade.
Israel wants to cut Gaza territorially, while most countries in the world support Palestine and cut it off with Israel in many ways and means.