The former chief of the Labour Party within the U.Ok. warned that the existence of the Palestinian individuals is at stake, as Israel carried out a ruthless airstrike on a hospital within the Gaza Strip, in grave violation of worldwide legislation late Tuesday.
“Israeli air strikes have hit Al Ahli hospital in Gaza. More than 500 people – patients, doctors & those sheltering – have been killed. What unspeakable horror. We will mourn their loss forever. Our leaders could have spoken up for peace,” Jeremy Corbyn stated on X.
Corbyn additional questioned the worldwide neighborhood’s silence on the problem, saying: “Our leaders could have spoken up for peace. They chose to cheer on war instead. When will they demand an end to these atrocious war crimes? How many Palestinian lives will it take to call for these indiscriminate killings to stop? Please, for the sake of humanity, raise your voice for an immediate ceasefire. The existence of the Palestinian people is at stake.”
In addition to Jeremy Corbyn, Scotland’s former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon additionally condemned the assault.
“What Hamas inflicted on the people of Israel was unconscionable. So is this. The collective punishment of the Gazan people must cease,” Sturgeon stated on X.
Former shadow Chancellor John McDonnell additionally stated on X: “Do not try and tell me that this is part of any right to defend. Whatever your beliefs, whatever your position in society please appeal to our political leaders, including of my own party, to demand an end to the bombing.”
Meanwhile, the archbishop of Canterbury within the U.Ok. additionally condemned the assault.
“This is an appalling and devastating loss of innocent lives,” he stated, including that the hospital hit within the Israeli airstrike in Gaza is run by the Anglican Church.
More than 500 individuals had been killed in an Israeli airstrike on Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza on Tuesday, Health Ministry spokesman Ashraf al-Qudra informed Anadolu.
Footage confirmed corpses scattered throughout the hospital grounds.
Palestinian group Hamas referred to as Israel’s focusing on of the hospital a “genocide.”
According to native media studies, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will go to Israel this week.
Downing Street has declined to touch upon the prime minister’s journey plans.
Source: www.dailysabah.com