Downing Street Says » Violence in Gaza

Asked if Downing Street was saying anything about the violence in Gaza, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) replied that the Foreign Secretary had been engaged in this and had spoken to President Abbas within the last 24 hours. We believed it was key that those on the ground now bring an end to the violence in order that the international community can re-engage with the humanitarian and political situation. Asked about the Prime Minister, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister has been kept fully engaged and his views were represented by those of the Foreign Secretary.

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Violence in Gaza

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