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Ongoing Story· Day 2

UK Foreign Secretary Warns Israel Over Gaza Humanitarian Crisis

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UK Foreign Secretary Criticizes Israel Over Gaza Conditions, Demands Aid

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UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband criticized Israel's actions in Gaza, demanding an end to restrictions on humanitarian aid and better treatment for civilians amidst winter conditions. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar countered by criticizing Miliband for not holding Hamas responsible for the ongoing conflict and suffering.

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  • UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband criticized Israel's actions in Gaza and demanded increased humanitarian aid.
  • Miliband called Israel an "occupying power" and described its behavior in Gaza as "totally unacceptable."
  • Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar criticized Miliband for not mentioning Hamas's role in the conflict.
  • Sa'ar stated Hamas is responsible for the suffering of both Palestinians and Israelis.
  • Miliband called for a two-state solution for lasting security.
  • Winter weather has caused flooding and destroyed tents in Gaza.
UK Foreign Secretary Criticizes Israel Over Gaza Conditions, Demands Aid
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