Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has, for the first time, acknowledged that Israel is becoming internationally isolated due to the Gaza war and his government’s far-right stance. Speaking at a Finance Ministry conference, he said the country must adapt to a self-reliant economy and reduce dependence on foreign arms. The UK, Spain, and Canada have already halted weapons exports, while several nations plan to recognize Palestine. Opposition leader Yair Lapid blamed Netanyahu’s failed policies for deepening Israel’s isolation.