The demonstrators supporting Palestine in the United Kingdom call for Israel the arms of the siege, sanctions Israeli conflict news

A rally will be held at a time when British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer calls Israel’s “inaccurate” actions, as he addresses legislators in Parliament.

The pro -Palestine activists gathered against the Israel war to punish Gaza, The gathering outside the British Parliament in London, demanding the siege of weapons and imposing difficult sanctions on the Israeli government.

The march on Wednesday, organized by the Palestinian Solidarity Campaign (PSC), came when British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer took weekly questions from parliamentarians.

Thousands of demonstrators invented a “red line for Palestine”, wearing red while the building is surrounded.

Starmer told Parliament that Israel’s actions in the pocket of besieged and bombing are “horrific” and “unbearable”.

“It is right to describe these days as dark,” said Starmer. “We strongly opposed the expansion of Israeli military operations, the violence of the settlers, and the ban on humanitarian aid.”

Starmer added that the United Kingdom imposed sanctions, suspended free trade negotiations, and is currently considering more sanctions.

But the leader of the United Kingdom, and his foreign secretary David Lami, and his government were severely criticized in the United Kingdom for not talking more powerfully than the actual work early in the war, and to work enough now where the Palestinians face what the Imam -Secretary -General Antonio Guterres described “The highest stage of this harsh conflict”.

Rorrei Challands of the island, who was reported by London, said the protest lasted for several hours and throughout the entire Starger speech to Parliament.

“There was a red line around the entire parliament,” said Challands.

He added: “These demonstrators have formed a collar mainly along the way from Parliament to the first bridge … which passes through the other side of the Times (the river), and they returned … and returned over a Westminster bridge to join here to make a full episode.”

According to challands, the demonstrators say the “red line” is to show that the UK government must have its own red lines when it comes to GAZA.

He said he had no “enough” red lines in place. “The demonstrators say there should be red lines 54,000 deaths.”

In his statements, Starmer also called for the siege and said that humanitarian aid should quickly reach Gaza and in the required quantities.

Israel has maintained a blocking siege on the region, with the exception of the entry of aid that affects the need, including food, medicine, clean water and fuel required by the generators. The United Nations has warned that famine waved on the horizon as more than two million people face hunger.

Meanwhile, the controversial aid distribution of the United States, which runs the aid distribution points in Gaza-the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF)-has suspended operations for a full day. The move came after the Israeli forces opened fire on the seekers of hungry assistance several times, killing dozens of Palestinians and wounding hundreds since the organization began working in the pocket on May 27.

the Killing people looking desperately for food The supplies raised the installation of international anger, as many say the aid is arming and with the UN award seeking an independent investigation.

The Israeli war on Gaza has killed at least 5,4,607 Palestinians and wounded 125341, according to the Ministry of Health.