The British Foreign Minister stressed that the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip has reached unacceptable levels, noting that the United Kingdom has taken practical steps to reduce humanitarian repercussions as a result of the war on Gaza.
The British Foreign Minister expressed his great regret for the death of children in Gaza and the inability of people to obtain the necessary assistance, describing these matters as “unacceptable” .. These statements reflect an increasing international concern about the worsening humanitarian crisis in the besieged sector.
He explained that his country stopped sales of weapons that may be used in Gaza, “because of its danger to violating international humanitarian law.”
These British statements and measures are expected to provoke various reactions at the regional and international levels, and may encourage other countries to take similar positions to reduce the flow of weapons to Israel, with the aim of protecting civilians and ensuring compliance with international humanitarian law.