British Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned Israel's military escalation in Gaza, calling for a ceasefire and an increase in humanitarian aid
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he was "appalled" by Israel's military escalation in the Gaza Strip, underlining the intolerable suffering of the population. In a joint statement with the leaders of France and Canada, he called for a ceasefire as a solution to the release of hostages and denounced the settlement of the West Bank. Starmer announced the suspension of negotiations for a free trade agreement with Israel and the imposition of sanctions against violent settlers, while Israel responded by criticizing external pressure.
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Starmer se declară, în Parlament, ”îngrozit de escaladarea israeliană” în Războiul din Fâşia Gaza şi suspendă negocieri ale unui acord de liber-schimb cu Israelul. londra o convoacă pe ambasadoarea Israelului şi impune sancţiuni unor colonişti israelini
Marea Britanie suspendă negocierile comerciale cu Israelul din cauza noii ofensive din Gaza
Watch: Starmer condemns Israel’s ‘utterly intolerable’ actions in Gaza
Starmer: Gaza aid ‘totally inadequate’
Londra suspendă negocierile pentru un acord comercial cu Israelul. Premierul Starmer se „declară” îngrozit de situația din Gaza
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