British new P.M spoke to Netanyahu and Mahmoud Abbas for the first time on the phone call
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Israeli war in Gaza. On the other hand, there is intense tension surrounding Hezbollah on the Lebanon border. Ki Starmar has sworn in as the newly elected Prime Minister of the UK in the world situation. Israel receives major support from the UK as Western allies. After being elected, the country’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to the phone call.
In a report on Monday, Al -Arabiyah said that Starmer spoke to Netanyahu for the first time in a phone call. He urged all parties, including Israel to be ‘restrained’, on the Lebanon border. Starmer calls an important step in not engaging in a big conflict in the excitement.
“Israel’s northern border situation is very worrying and it is very important that all parties have worked carefully,” said Starma’s Netanyahu in a phone call.
Lebanon’s armed group, Hezbollah, fired 20 more rockets in northern Israel on Sunday. One was injured in the attack. Hezbollah has been invading the Israeli border with Hamas solidarity.
In the conversation, Starmar added, “It is necessary to set clear and urgent policies to immediately increase the ceasefire in Gaza, the return of hostages and humanitarian assistance to civilian people.”
‘The financial structure must be ensured to manage the Palestinian authorities effectively. At the same time, it is important to ensure long-term issues for the two-state solution.
Phone call starmer with Mahmud Abbas
A spokesman for the UK Minister’s Office said Starmar also spoke on the phone with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
“The long -standing policy of the UK will be the same on the recognition of the peace process,” Starmar told Abbas. This is the unacceptable right of the Palestinians. ‘
As Israeli, on the October 5 Hamas attack, about 120 people were killed. At the same time, Hamas took 20 people, but some hostages were released, but 5 were still in Gaza. Of them, 12 were killed.
On the other hand, the Gaza Health Ministry says Israel’s military attacks have been killed at least 5,900 Palestinians, most of which are civilians.
