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Starmer condemns ‘indefensible’ starvation of Gaza and calls emergency talks
The prime minister has used his strongest language yet in condemning the actions of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and edged closer to recognising a Palestinian state
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telegraph.co.uk
Starmer: Palestinians have inalienable right to statehood
Prime Minister reiterates call for two-state solution while condemning ‘unspeakable and indefensible’ suffering in Gaza
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independent.co.uk
Starmer condemns ‘indefensible’ starvation of Gaza and calls emergency talks
The prime minister has used his strongest language yet in condemning the actions of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and edged closer to recognising a Palestinian state
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UK should recognise state of Palestine while there still is one, MPs tell Starmer
Hard hitting report has also fuelled deep divisions within the Labour Party over Middle East policy
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aljazeera.com
UK’s Starmer faces mounting pressure to recognise Palestinian state
As starvation grips Gaza, more than 200 UK lawmakers urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to recognise Palestinian state.
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arabnews.com
UK’s Keir Starmer condemns Israel in strongest terms yet as pressure mounts for Palestine recognition
LONDON: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has condemned Israel with his strongest comments yet, as pressure mounts within and outside the government for Britain to formally recognize…
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Starmer rejects MPs’ calls to recognise Palestinian state
Prime minister faces growing demands to recognise a Palestinian state immediately amid mounting global anger over the starving population in Gaza
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dailymail.co.uk
Starmer risks revolt by ignoring calls to recognise Palestinian state
In a letter to the Prime Minister, 221 members across nine parties joined forces to press for UK recognition of Palestinian statehood at a UN Conference next week.
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theguardian.com
Keir Starmer will urge Trump to resume US role in Gaza ceasefire talks
PM said to be horrified by humanitarian crisis and hopes to convince US president to help end the ‘unspeakable suffering’