Lord Cameron lands in Israel for talks after Iran drone attack

The Foreign Secretary is expected to meet Benjamin Netanyahu.

Lord David Cameron has arrived in Israel for talks with the country’s leaders following Iran’s attack over the weekend.

The Government has called for restraint following the attack, with Rishi Sunak delivering that message to Mr Netanyahu in a phone call on Tuesday, saying this was “a moment for calm heads to prevail”. The UK joined allies in defending Israel when Iran launched about 350 drones and missiles at Israel on Saturday, with British jets shooting down a number of drones.

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