Rishi Sunak On Israel Hamas War

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Saturday said the "terrible" war between Israel and Hamas "must end", six months on from the start of the conflict.

Britain is descending into "mob rule" and police will do more to protect the country's democracy, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday, after the government announced extra funding to keep lawmakers safe.

Almost 2,000 police officers will be on duty Saturday when more than 100,000 pro-Palestinian supporters are expected to march through London, with extra powers in place to protect landmarks honouring Britain's war dead.

PM Modi and his British counterpart Rishi Sunak had a telephonic conversation on Friday as they discussed development in West Asia and conflict between Israel and Hamas, and expressed deep concern on terrorism.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Friday warned protesters not to demonstrate in London on Armistice Day, when Palestinian supporters plan to rally against the Israel-Hamas war.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Tuesday said Hamas terrorists care more about their paymasters in Iran than the children they hide behind, adding that Hamas was "not only a threat to Israel but to many others across the region".

Amid a huge outrage over Gaza hospital attack, the US intelligence has estimated that there were likely 100 to 300 people killed in the strike.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday the Hamas attack on Israel was aimed at preventing the expansion of peace in the Middle East, and called on British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to keep supporting Israel's Gaza counteroffensive.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Saturday said that they have seen "intimidating behaviour" and "shameful" antisemitism online and on the streets with attempts to stir up tensions following Hamas's "terrorist attack" on Israel.

Britain will send two Royal Navy ships to the eastern Mediterranean and begin surveillance flights over Israel in a show of military support designed to reassure Israel, the Times newspaper reported on Thursday.

Hamas operatives are not militants or freedom fighters, but terrorists, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said today in strong words of solidarity for Israel, which has launched a counterstrike in Gaza following a terror attack that killed hundreds.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Saturday said the "terrible" war between Israel and Hamas "must end", six months on from the start of the conflict.

Britain is descending into "mob rule" and police will do more to protect the country's democracy, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday, after the government announced extra funding to keep lawmakers safe.

Almost 2,000 police officers will be on duty Saturday when more than 100,000 pro-Palestinian supporters are expected to march through London, with extra powers in place to protect landmarks honouring Britain's war dead.

PM Modi and his British counterpart Rishi Sunak had a telephonic conversation on Friday as they discussed development in West Asia and conflict between Israel and Hamas, and expressed deep concern on terrorism.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Friday warned protesters not to demonstrate in London on Armistice Day, when Palestinian supporters plan to rally against the Israel-Hamas war.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Tuesday said Hamas terrorists care more about their paymasters in Iran than the children they hide behind, adding that Hamas was "not only a threat to Israel but to many others across the region".

Amid a huge outrage over Gaza hospital attack, the US intelligence has estimated that there were likely 100 to 300 people killed in the strike.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday the Hamas attack on Israel was aimed at preventing the expansion of peace in the Middle East, and called on British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to keep supporting Israel's Gaza counteroffensive.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Saturday said that they have seen "intimidating behaviour" and "shameful" antisemitism online and on the streets with attempts to stir up tensions following Hamas's "terrorist attack" on Israel.

Britain will send two Royal Navy ships to the eastern Mediterranean and begin surveillance flights over Israel in a show of military support designed to reassure Israel, the Times newspaper reported on Thursday.

Hamas operatives are not militants or freedom fighters, but terrorists, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said today in strong words of solidarity for Israel, which has launched a counterstrike in Gaza following a terror attack that killed hundreds.