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‘Children are being bombed’ - Govt call for end to conflict

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‘Children are being bombed’ - Govt call for end to conflict

‘Children are being bombed’ - Govt call for end to conflict

Wes Streeting sharply criticises Israeli military action in Gaza, calling the situation “utterly horrific and intolerable”.

The health secretary says the government is working “intensively” to unblock aid corridors and to bring an end to the “bloody conflict”.

Streeting stops short of calling it a “genocide” but says MPs feel “the same frustration as people marching in the streets”.

Report by Faragt.

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