British Foreign Secretary considers the situation in Gaza unbearable the British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said in an interview with the Sunday Telegraph newspaper, said the situation in the Gaza Strip has become unbearable for the civilians and the fear that leads to the growing anti-Semitic incidents in Britain. The British minister said in his first interview to a British newspaper, The British public has a strong feeling that the situation has become unbearable for civilians in Gaza and that he must act, and we support that. Hammond also confirmed that he had received thousands of e-mails from the British very much influenced by what they see on TV, since the start of the Israeli offensive on the Gaza Strip in the eighth July / July He called again to stop the immediate humanitarian and unconditional cease-fire, adding, should be reached to stop the massacres. Across the British minister who took office three weeks ago expressed concern about the potential consequences of the conflict between Israel and the Hamas movement in Britain. And saw that it could lead to the growing anti-Semitic attacks on Jews in Britain. The spokesman for the Israeli army Sunday told AFP that Israel started to withdraw some troops from the Gaza Strip and redeploy the other inside the Palestinian enclave. Has resulted in the devastating war on the Gaza Strip, a densely populated and besieged killed more than 1740 Palestinians dead, mostly civilians, and led to the deaths of 67 Israelis, including three civilians.
Posted on: Sun, 03 Aug 2014 15:24:49 +0000
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