Starmer condemns ‘indefensible’ starvation of Palestinians in Gaza and calls emergency talks
Keir Starmer will have an emergency call with his closest allies to condemn the crisis in Gaza in Gaza.
The Prime Minister seemed to have lost the patience of Benjamin Netanyahu to the Israeli government, because he used the most powerful language to condemn the deliberate hunger of thousands of Palestinians stuck in Gaza.
And on Friday, while the French President Emmanuel Macron and the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz were preparing to make an emergency call, Sir Keir seemed at the summit of being ready to recognize a Palestinian state.
In Gaza, hunger has been reported to have increased significantly in recent days; According to Palestinian health officials, most of the deaths related to the 113 hunger recorded there came in recent weeks and 82 were children.
The Prime Minister is pressure to end a trade agreement from the union supporters to ban imports from Israeli -settlers and to end a trade agreement that reduces tariffs to Israel and the UK.
Israel imposed heavy restrictions on the amount of food and aid allowed to enter Gaza, and earlier this year, after a total of 11 weeks of blockade, limited a handful of trucks every day with a handful of trucks. The UN officials say that the assistance delivered to the Gaza Strip is a decrease in the ocean.
In an angry statement, Sir Keir said: “The pain and hunger in Gaza cannot be explained and indisputable. Although the situation has been serious for a while, it has reached new depths and continues to worsen. We witness a humanitarian disaster.”
For the first time, he did not refer to the right to defense in his comments on the Middle Eastern crisis of Israel, or he mentioned hostages that continued to be organized by Hamas.
“Tomorrow I will organize an emergency call with the E3 partners, we will accept to stop killing while bringing together all the steps necessary to stop killing and create a permanent peace for people, and to allow people to desperate the food they need to desperately and desperate to enter Gaza without delay.”
However, the Prime Minister warned: “It is difficult to see a hopeful future in such dark times. But I do not repeat all parties to participate in good faith and to release all hostages unconditionally by the cease -fire and Hamas.
And there was a powerful clue that forced the recognition of a Palestinian state similar to the actions of MPs and trade unions, similar to the actions of Spain and Ireland.
He said: “We are clear that the state of state is the unresolved right of the Palestinian people. A ceasefire will put us on the recognition of the Palestinian state and a two -state solution that guarantees peace and security for the Palestinians and Israelis.”
However, the largest financial supporters of the Labor Party, the prime minister now calls to go further with the cancellation of a trade agreement that provides preferential treatment with Israel and Israel on tariffs.
Considering Israel’s “ongoing violations of international law and the continuous targeting of civilians”, Israel claimed that the importation of goods from Israel to a reduced UK was “open wrong”.
He also called for the prohibition of imported illegal settlements; The end of arms sales to Israel in accordance with international law; and sanctions on individuals who introduce and commit war crimes.
Tuc Secretary General Paul Nowak said: uz We are concerned about the death fee of innocent civilians, including those killed by Israeli forces while searching for food, water and shelter at Israel’s ongoing attack on Gaza and Israel and the United States.
“This horror timeline is clearly realized – and violence does not show signs of decrease. Despite international condemnation, the current measures do not work clearly.”
However, by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, the influential workers’ friends (LFI) of Israel, who have strong supporters in the cabinet, called on the Prime Minister not to recognize the Palestinian state early.
LFI President Jon Pearce MP said: “Recognition is a card that can only be played once. It should be done when it has a maximum effect.
“As we have seen when I know a Palestinian state outside of any process of Ireland, Spain and Norway, it does not change anything on the place, but it is seen as a reward for terrorism, while the Hams are the risk of tearing without a plan for the replacement of security and sovereignty.
