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Keir Starmer Calls for Ceasefire in Rafah Following Overnight Air Strike with Dozens of Casualties
May 27, 2024, 10:10 AM
Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer has called for an immediate ceasefire in Rafah following a devastating Israeli air strike on a refugee camp overnight that resulted in dozens of civilian casualties, including women and children. Starmer, who is a leading candidate for UK Prime Minister, stated that his message to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would be to 'stop' the offensive. He emphasized the need for humanitarian aid, the release of hostages, and a move towards a lasting peace based on a two-state solution, with an independent Palestine alongside a secure Israel. He also called for a political process that includes recognition of Palestine. Other Labour MPs echoed Starmer's sentiments, highlighting the horrific scenes and the urgent need for UK leadership in addressing the crisis.
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