Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has travelled to Saudi Arabia as diplomatic efforts continue to prevent the Middle East crisis spiraling into wider war.
Foreign secretary James Cleverly has travelled to Saudi Arabia to continue diplomatic efforts aimed at preventing the Middle East crisis spiraling into a wider war.Talks will also focus on working towards a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine, and push to get humanitarian aid into Gaza.
“I will continue this essential work in Saudi Arabia where I will meet with a number of my counterparts in the region to explore how we achieve those aims quickly and also look to the future of a lasting, peaceful, and prosperous two-state solution for both Israelis and Palestinians.”There are concerns violence will spread beyond the Israel-Hamas conflict triggered by the October 7 massacre.
And he will also use his meetings to reiterate his condemnation in the rise of attacks involving Israeli settlers in the West Bank and to call for Israel to hold those responsible to account. Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories? Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know...
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