Israel-Gaza War, United Kingdom

Starmer: UK remains committed to two-state solution

In his first phone conversations with Prime Minister Netanyahu and PA President Abass, the new Labour Prime Minister stressed the importance of the peace process and of getting humanitarian aid to Gazans.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer. (Photo: Martin Suker/Shutterstock)

In his first telephone conversation with Prime Minister Netanyahu, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer insisted on "caution" in the north and the importance of a cease fire in the south to ensure the release of the hostages and provision of aid to civilians, according to Naharnet.

Starmer also stressed to both Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abass that the UK remains committed to the peace process and the two state solution and that it was vital to ensure conditions be maintained to secure that goal.

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