UK Foreign Secretary visits Israel and West Bank and calls for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza
- UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy calls for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza during his visit to Israel and the West Bank, aiming for a two-state solution.
- Lammy emphasizes the need for an end to the war, release of hostages, and aid access in Gaza, striving for a UK role in securing a peace deal.
- While not committing to unilaterally recognizing a Palestinian state, Lammy acknowledges Palestinian rights and condemns illegal settlements in the West Bank.
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UK Foreign Secretary: The war in Gaza is intolerable, an immediate ceasefire is needed'
Britain’s new Foreign Secretary, David Lammy, visits Israel, says Britain wants to assist with diplomatic efforts “securing a ceasefire deal and creating the space for a credible and irreversible pathway towards a two-state solution.”
British foreign secretary calls for immediate ceasefire in Gaza
Lammy described the war as intolerable. He stressed at meetings with Israeli and Palestinian officials that the United Kingdom wants to support diplomatic efforts “to reach an agreement and create the space for a credible and irreversible path to a two-state solution.” On his second international trip after his Labor Party won the election in the Uk, the diplomat met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem and Palestinian P…
New British Foreign Minister David Laming calls for an immediate cessation of hostilities in Gaza and the release of hostages during a visit to Israel and occupied Palestinian territories. This is reported by Reuters. "Laming will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and justify the need for a "reliable and irreversible path to resolving the two-state problem," - says the statement from the …
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