Published December 13,2023
Subscribe
When requested his Christmas message for the youngsters of besieged Gaza, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Wednesday dominated out calling for a cease-fire.
In a query on the House of Commons, the Scottish National Party’s (SNP) Westminster chief Stephen Flynn requested: “Can the prime minister please share his Christmas message for children being bombed in Gaza this winter?”
Sunak once more refused to name for a cease-fire and mentioned: “Nobody wants to see this conflict go on for a moment longer than necessary. We have been consistent that we support what is a sustainable cease-fire, which means Hamas must stop launching rockets into Israel and release all the hostages.”
Flynn added that if the Israeli assaults proceed, then it’s estimated that nearly 1,400 extra kids shall be killed by Dec. 25, Christmas Day.
He then mentioned the UK “shamefully” abstained on a UN General Assembly movement this week demanding a cease-fire, and added: “How can the prime minister possibly explain why 153 nations are wrong, yet Westminster is right?”
Sunak replied by saying Britain is deeply involved in regards to the “devastating impact” of the preventing in Gaza on the civilian inhabitants.
“Too many people have lost their lives already, and this is something that we’ve stressed, and I’ve stressed personally, to (Israeli) Prime Minister Netanyahu just last week.”
Sunak’s feedback come as even US President Joe Biden-whose nation voted in opposition to the UN resolution-is warning Netanyahu that Israel is shedding worldwide help as a consequence of its “indiscriminate bombing” of Gaza, leaving over 18,400 Palestinians lifeless in its wake.
Source: www.anews.com.tr