Lord Cameron will call for 'major changes' on a trip to the USA following the deaths of aid workers in Gaza, which he labelled 'completely unacceptable'.
Lord Cameron will call for "major changes" on a trip to the USA following the deaths of aid workers in Gaza, which he labelled "completely unacceptable". The Foreign Secretary is expected to face questions about arms exports to Israel on a visit to Washington DC amid growing pressure after the deaths of seven aid workers in Gaza - including three Brits.
Meanwhile, the Government continues to resist pressure from opposition parties to publish legal advice on Israel's compliance with international humanitarian law amid continuing demands to suspend arms exports. The UK's arms exports regime would prevent the supply of weapons to Israel if there is a "clear risk that the items might be used to commit or facilitate a serious violation of international humanitarian law".
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