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U.K. Foreign Sec. David Cameron Urges Netanyahu to Agree to “Pause” in Gaza Assault

HeadlineJan 25, 2024

On Wednesday, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Cameron told Sky News he pushed Netanyahu to accept a pause in the fighting.

David Cameron: “It’s time for an immediate pause in the fighting, because we’ve got to not only get the aid in, but, crucially, we’ve got to get those hostages out. And what I think we can do now is plan for how you turn that pause into a permanent, sustainable ceasefire without a return to fighting.”

This all comes as the death toll in Gaza has topped 25,700, including over 11,000 children.

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