In an interview in Istanbul, his last stop on the tour, Cameron said that Israel was considering a British proposal to open the port of Ashdod to shipments to Gaza, but that it would “require a lot of pressure” to reach an agreement, according to Reuters.
Cameron told Reuters and a Turkish television station, “Achieving a truce in which we stop the fighting and start looking at how to get aid in and get the hostages out. I think there is a possibility of reaching that.”
He added, “This is what I was talking about during my tour of the region. I think we are making some progress.”
What did British Foreign Secretary Cameron say?
- There is progress towards stopping the fighting in Gaza, bringing in aid and liberating the hostages.
- Israel is studying the British proposal to open the port of Ashdod to provide aid to Gaza, but it will require a lot of pressure.
- He called on Israel to stop the fighting in order to release the hostages.
- Israel is responsible for what is happening in Gaza and must avoid worsening the humanitarian catastrophe.
- Hamas must leave Gaza to have the opportunity for a two-state solution.
- The UK’s strikes against the Houthis in Yemen are proportionate, lawful and necessary.
- South Africa’s resort to the International Court of Justice will not help in achieving an end to the war in Gaza.
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2024-01-26 11:54:27