Sir Keir Starmer faces internal pressure from Labour MPs to intensify actions against Israel, regarding its military actions in Gaza. Describing the humanitarian crisis as 'appalling and intolerable', he reiterated calls for a ceasefire. The closure of aid distribution centers in Gaza, along with casualties from Israeli fire, has heightened criticism of the government. Middle East Minister Hamish Falconer condemned the situation, calling for an investigation and for Israel to lift its blockade on aid. Labour MPs, including Rosena Allin-Khan, demand governmental sanctions against Israeli leadership for accountability and humanitarian action.
Sir Keir Starmer described the Gaza situation as 'appalling and intolerable' and called for a ceasefire and potential sanctions against Israel.
Hamish Falconer expressed being 'appalled' by the deaths of Palestinians trying to access aid and emphasized the need for immediate action against Israel's blockade.
MP Rosena Allin-Khan insisted that 'words are not enough,' urging for sanctions against Netanyahu and others responsible for the situation in Gaza.
The ongoing crisis has sparked dissent among Labour MPs, many advocating for stronger actions against Israeli aggression in light of civilian casualties.
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