LONDON: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the critical need for immediate humanitarian assistance in war-torn Gaza in the face of escalating Israeli military operations and human rights violations against Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip.
The leaders held a telephone conversation to address the pressing crisis, expressing their shared concern over the risk of further escalation in the wider region, as reported by a Downing Street spokesperson.
The UK government disclosed that during their conversation, Sunak and Macron emphasized the urgency of delivering vital humanitarian aid to Gaza, including essential supplies such as food, fuel, water, and medicine amidst Israeli brutalities. The leaders pledged to collaborate on efforts to ensure that these crucial resources reach those in need promptly.
UK PM and French President Stress Two-State Solution
Both leaders informed each other about their discussions with regional leaders, emphasizing the significance of fostering regional stability amidst the ongoing crisis. Their shared concern extended to the West Bank, where the situation remains dangerous.
Sunak and Macron reiterated the importance of not losing sight of the region’s long-term future, particularly emphasizing the imperative need for a two-state solution.
