British Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron will call for an “urgent humanitarian pause” in Gaza when he visits Palestine, Qatar, and Turkey. In talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Lord Cameron will raise concerns about the high number of civilian casualties in Gaza and push for water, electricity, and fuel to be restored. He is also expected to call for more crossing points to be open for longer for aid deliveries to Gaza and seek to secure the safe release of hostages.

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