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Political reporter Paul Seddon reported on Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s condemnation of the dire humanitarian conditions in Gaza, describing them as “unspeakable and indefensible.” The situation in Gaza has been deteriorating, with Starmer stating that it has reached new depths and calling it a “humanitarian catastrophe.” The prime minister announced plans to hold an emergency call with Germany and France to address the crisis and ensure vital food supplies reach those in need.
Despite Israel denying the existence of a siege, reports have emerged of Palestinians facing starvation while waiting for essential supplies. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), established with the help of Israel and the US, has been unable to alleviate the food and medicine shortages plaguing the region. The World Health Organization’s assessments indicate that a quarter of Gaza’s population is on the brink of famine-like conditions, underscoring the severity of the situation.
In response to mounting pressure, the UK joined other nations in urging Israel to lift restrictions on aid flow, criticizing the current aid delivery model as harmful to the dignity of Gazans. Starmer has faced calls from Labour MPs to take a firmer stance on Israel, including recognizing a Palestinian state. While the government maintains that it will only recognize a Palestinian state as part of a long-term political solution, Starmer emphasized the need for Israel to change course and called for an immediate ceasefire in the conflict.
President Emmanuel Macron announced France’s intention to officially recognize a Palestinian state in September, aligning with growing international support for Palestinian statehood. As efforts to secure a ceasefire falter, the US has withdrawn its negotiators from the Gaza ceasefire talks, signaling a potential shift in its approach. The UK has also escalated actions against Israel, suspending trade talks and imposing sanctions on West Bank settlers in response to recent military escalations
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