British Prime Minister, Rishi Altarannounced this Monday that the UK will increase one-third humanitarian aid For the civilian population in Gaza affected by the conflict between Israel and Hamas, 10 million pounds In addition. In his speech in the House of Commons, Sunak admitted that he was in talks with Egypt to open the Rafah crossing and asked Israel to comply with international law. “We will continue to ask” Israel Take all possible precautions to avoid harming civilians”, he assured.
Sunak pointed out that Hamas is the main responsible for the situation. Loop and insisted Israel have right to self defense It was attacked 10 days ago. something to do with minimal collateral damage. “As democracies, we are stronger and safer when we take action.” in accordance with the rule of law. Humanity, law, kindness, respect for human life; This is what separates us from the senseless violence of terrorism,” he said before MPs. ‘Prime Minister’ pointed out two state solution It is seen as the only way to ensure stability in the region.
More security
The British Government is following the development of events closely. LoopIn order to prevent the conflict from escalating. One of his first decisions was to strengthen the system. military support in the region with its shipment surveillance plane With the deployment of the Royal Air Force (RAF, in its English abbreviation) and a working group royal navy in the eastern Mediterranean. A reinforcement aimed at “stopping the weapons and supporting the humanitarian response”, according to the Prime Minister.
Beyond what is happening in Gaza, the Administration is paying particular attention to the possible escalation in Gaza. the tension inside United KingdomWith attacks on the Jewish community. “We contribute 3 million pounds “Additions will be made to the community security fund to protect schools, synagogues and other buildings belonging to the Jewish community,” Sunak reminded. increased surveillance about possible attacks Islamophobic motivations. “We mourn the loss of all innocent lives, civilians of all faiths and nationalities. “That’s why we’re making it clear that we stand with the British Muslim community.”
internal tension
The Prime Minister’s remarks followed a demonstration in central London last weekend. isolated images He touched upon the attacks carried out by Hamas. This sparked an angry reaction from some conservative MPs who want more power in parliament. prosecution of any act This could be interpreted as a show of support for an organization considered terrorist in the UK. “It is tragic that we have seen a significant increase in incidents in the past week. But those who commit these crimes will face the full weight of the law,” Sunak insisted.
Opposition leader Keir Starmer showed his support for Israel after the attacks on October 7, but underlined the need to support Israel. warranty support To the Palestinian civilian population. Labor has put aside the usual conflict with the Government in parliamentary sessions to condemn Hamas and present at least an image of unity at a time when tensions are at maximum. Six British citizens died and ten are missing. However, Starmer emphasized that the Israeli army must stand up and said, “It is very important that this parliament speaks with one voice to condemn terrorism and support Israel.” compliance with international laws. “Civilians should not be attacked, innocent lives should be protected.”
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