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UK Leads 50 Nations in Demanding Israel Ease Gaza Restrictions

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The UK Labour government is spearheading a joint statement by approximately 50 countries demanding that Israel expand access points to Gaza, increase aid delivery, lift restrictions on international aid organizations, facilitate medical transfers, and allow journalist and diplomatic access to the Strip. The initiative also seeks increased humanitarian assistance before winter and support for Gaza's healthcare system reconstruction. Israeli Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, criticized the move, accusing the Labour Party of ignoring Hamas.

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    חדשות הקו החרדי

    Telegram / @merkaz

    ממשלת הלייבור בבריטניה מקדמת השבוע הצהרה משותפת של כ-50 מדינות בנושא ה...

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    القناة 12 الإسرائيلية: نحو 50 دولة تعتزم مطالبة إسرائيل بمبادرة بريطان...

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    🚨🇬🇧🇮🇱🇵🇸 Se espera que alrededor de 50 países emitan una declaración co...

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    Britain is reportedly rallying nearly 50 countries to demand that Isra...

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