The Foreign Secretary will raise the need for an immediate ceasefire as he promises an extra £5.5 million this year to a medical aid charity.
David Lammy will call for an immediate ceasefire as he meets with Israeli and Palestinian leaders in the Middle East on Sunday.
The Foreign Secretary is set to announce that the UK will provide another £5.5 million this year to UK-Med to fund its work in Gaza. “The fighting has got to stop, the hostages still cruelly detained by Hamas terrorists need to be released immediately and aid must be allowed in to reach the people of Gaza without restrictions.
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu leaves 10 Downing Street, London, following a meeting with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
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