Kir Stamor The emergency call with his closest colleagues is ready to call because he has condemned that “ineffective and indefinite” Crisis in Gaza revealed.
Lost the remaining patience with the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Israeli Government As he used his strongest language to deliberately condemn the thousands of Palestinians trapped in Gaza.
And as he prepared to hold an emergency call with the French President Emmanuel Macron And German Chancellor Frederick Merz On Friday, Sir Keir appeared on the tail of being ready to identify a Palestinian kingdom.
It comes in the form of starvation in the Gaza, it is reported to grow dramatically in recent times; According to Palestinian health officials, 113 hunger-related deaths recorded in recent weeks have occurred in recent weeks, and there were 82 children.
The Prime Minister is coming under pressure from the trade union backers to ban import from Israeli settlements and end a trade agreement with Israel that reduces tariffs in the UK.
Israel has imposed heavy restrictions on the amount of food and aid allowing food and assistance allowing to enter Gaza, limiting assistance in a handful of trucks every day after a total 11-week blockade. United Nations officials say the help given in the Gaza Strip needs that there is a drop in the sea.
In a fierce statement, Sir Kir said: “The disclosure of the victim and starvation in Gaza is inexplicable and uncertain. While the situation has been serious for some time, it has reached a new depth and is deteriorating. We are seeing a human glory.”
This was the first time that he did not mention Israel’s right to defend himself in his comments on the Middle East crisis or mentioned the hostages to Hamas.
He announced: “I will conduct an emergency call with E3 partners tomorrow, where we will discuss what we can do immediately to stop the murder and get people to get food that they can get a strict need to draw all the stages required to create a permanent peace.
But the Prime Minister warned: “It is difficult to see the future of an expectation in such a dark time. But I should repeat all the parties to engage in good belief for all sides, and at speed, to bring immediate ceasefire and to release all the hostages unconditionally for Hamas.
And there was a strong indication that the emphasis was laid on the recognition of Palestinian state with MPs and trade unions, similar to Spain and Ireland’s functions, is close to agreeing to the move.
He said: “We are clear that the statehood is an unqualified right of the Palestinian people. A ceasefire will put us on a path for the recognition of a Palestinian kingdom and a two-state solution that guarantees peace and safety for Palestinians and Israelis.”
However, Labor’s biggest financial backs are urging the Prime Minister to now go ahead with trade unions seeking recognition and cancel a trade agreement with Israel that gives it preference treatment on tariffs.
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) claimed in a statement that given the “ongoing violations of international law and continuous targeting of citizens”, it is “plain wrong” that the goods are imported into the UK with lower tariffs from Israel.
It also called for a ban on imported illegal settlement goods; End of weapons sale to Israel in compliance with international law; And ban on persons promoting and promoting war crimes.
TUC general secretary Paul Novak said: “We are deeply concerned with the constant attack on Gaza and the growing death of innocent citizens – including people killed by Israeli forces demanding food, water and shelter at Israeli and Israeli and Israel and US -backed support distribution points.
“This time of horrific time is in a simple vision – and no signal has been shown to eliminate violence. Despite the increase in international condemnation, the current measures are not clearly functioning.”
But Israeli’s influential labor friends (LFI), including Chancellor Rachel Reves, have powerful supporters in the cabinet, urged the Prime Minister not to accept a Palestinian kingdom ahead of time.
LFI President John Pierce MP said: “Manyata is a card that can only be played once. This should be done when it will have a maximum effect.
“As we saw that when Ireland, Spain and Norway recognized a Palestinian kingdom outside any process, the recognition does not change on the ground, but takes the risk of tearing the Oslo agreement without a plan for safety and sovereignty to change it, while at the same time we are seen as a reward for terrorism, we are unknown to the gatherings at the same time.
