British Foreign Secretary David Lammy threatened new sanctions on Israel if it does not accept a ceasefire in Gaza, expressing outrage at its actions.
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David Lammy has said that Israel could face new UK sanctions if it does not accept a ceasefire in Gaza. In interviews, he has expressed horror at Israel's actions and called for restrictions on humanitarian aid to be lifted. Lammy said there would be a continuation of sanctions if there was no change in Israel's behavior. He also condemned attacks on Palestinian civilians, emphasizing the devastating impact of the conflict on the population.
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