Labour: Humanitarian pause needed now to get aid into Gaza
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Labour: Humanitarian pause needed now to get aid into Gaza
The shadow environment secretary says the "trickle" of aid entering Gaza is "completely inadequate to the scale of the crisis", as he renews calls for a humanitarian pause, to allow more aid into and more Brits out of the enclave.
Steve Reed adds Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer has been "crystal clear" that Israel has the right to defend itself and "must abide by international law".
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