U.K. Foreign Secretary Says Gaza Situation is Intolerable
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The IDF uncovered a 14-meter tunnel shaft hidden in a basement prayer room of a mosque in Gaza. Photo: Screenshot / IDF.
Ynet – Britain believes the situation in the Gaza Strip has become intolerable and could lead to an increase in anti-Semitic attacks on British Jews, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said in a newspaper interview to be published on Sunday.
Hammond told the Daily Telegraph he was receiving thousands of emails from Britons “deeply disturbed” at events in Gaza since Israel launched an offensive against Hamas and other guerrillas in response to a surge of cross-border rocket salvoes.
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