Consider that Canada's position was to accept having Israel investigate itself in the first place, while Israel is actively working all the time to undermine fundamental systems of international law and is engaged in genocide. Canadian foreign policy wrt Israel is and has been utterly pathetic. How many times has Anand squirmed her way through interviews and official statements trying to look like the government she's part of gives a shit while actually defending the practices and standards of the Israeli government as the Israeli government displays constant contempt for international law and for Canada?

That is more than just a tweet. It is an explicit public statement of government policy, and an implicit statement that there is a lot going on behind the scenes, out of the public eye, based on the position taken in the public statement.

Could be worse. America would've apologized for the inconvenience and reimbursed them for the ammunition.

They didn't just write a tweet. The Foreign Affairs Minister made a statement yesterday, as mentioned in CBC's coverage. No, they didn't make any threats to Israel or anything like that, but an official statement is more than a tweet.

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand called that decision "unacceptable" in a statement on Thursday.

"Serious failures were identified in the conduct of the strike, and closing the case without further accountability leaves their families without the answers they have sought for more than two years," she said, adding that humanitarian workers in conflict zones must be protected.

"Canada expects international humanitarian law to be upheld and will continue pressing for a full accounting of what happened, along with justice for the seven workers who were killed and their families."

Yeap, embarrassing for Canada