Keir Starmer has said he is “deeply concerned” by fresh Israeli strikes on Gaza and urged all sides to uphold the fragile ceasefire deal brokered by Donald Trump. The Prime Minister told MPs that Britain is in “close touch” with the US and regional allies pushing for de-escalation following the resumption of military activity overnight. Asked about the strikes at Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday, Sir Keir said: “I’m deeply concerned Mr Speaker by the strikes, and that underlines the fragility of the ceasefire deal.

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