London, Yiannis Haniotakis

The Inter -Committee of Foreign Affairs Communities it criticizes its attitude government in the face of the sentences in Gauzearguing that the Israel She ignores her calls and inviting her to proceed immediately with the recognition of her state. Palestine “As long as there is still a state to recognize.”

In its report, the Commission notes that the actions of the United Kingdom both now and “in previous years, often very few, very late”. At the same time calls the prime minister Star starwhich is accepting increasing pressures to keep labor commitment to recognize Palestine, to exploit London’s influence in the United States in order to help end the conflict.

The report warns that the Israeli government does not take into account the United Kingdom or its allies, with the exception of the US, and concludes that a different diplomatic approach is needed. It also calls on the British government to support the transfer of serious injured children to the United Kingdom.

The President of the Commission, Emily Thornburyhe said that “the UK government must do everything in its power to contribute to the truce, the liberation of hostages and to the provision of humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza.”

He added that the government “should not mark the shoulders in despair by saying that it can do nothing”, while admitting the limitations of British influence: “Our greatest power is in our alliances. Whether it is the discipline of the US to influence Israel on the ceasefire or the states of the region or to support it will be critical for a viable two -state solution. The majority of the committee believe that the British government should immediately recognize the state of Palestine, showing its intention to work urgently for a two -state solution with its allies. “

Rives: The solution of two states The only way to last peace – priority to reach humanitarian aid in Gaza

The immediate priority for the UK government is to ensure adequate assistance to Gaza, said in statements by British Finance Minister Rachel Reeves, describing what is happening as “incredibly sad and inexplicable”.

The international community is stepping up pressure to tackle humanitarian disaster as the British government is facing increasing appeals immediately recognizing the Palestinian state, following the example of France.

In her statements during a visit to a Rolls -Royce plant near Glasgow, Rives said: “We believe that the two states are the only way to have a duration of peace in the Middle East – a safe Israel alongside a sustainable and peaceful Palestinian state.” He then made it clear that “the immediate priority, however, is not to get the help. We have all seen the scenes unfolding in Gaza, it is incredibly sad and inexplicable what is happening there. And in order to avoid a further humanitarian crisis, we must bring these foods, these medical supplies and the help of Gaza. “

The finance minister also referred to the contacts that Kir Starmer today with Emmanuel Macron and Friedrich Mertz on reports in the area. “The prime minister will speak with the Chancellor of Germany and the President of France later today to see what we can do more to get there so much help.”

For his part, Scotland Minister John Swinni urged the UK government to recognize Palestine, saying that he believes this is the only way to work for a two -state solution in the region.

Indeed, he said that he “welcomes” President Emmanuel Macron’s move, adding: “Anyone who sees the suffering of the people of Palestine at this particular moment, the horrible suffering, the hunger that happens within Palestine must conclude. Immediate immediate solution, which is the ceasefire and the flow of humanitarian aid. But the solution is to move towards a two -state solution, which includes the recognition of an independent Palestinian state. “