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NEW: President Biden confirms Egyptian leader Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has agreed to open the Rafah border crossing to allow 20 trucks carrying humanitarian aid to enter Gaza.
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I don't cover Middle East events in detail, but what happened yesterday warrants a comment.
Jumping to conclusions on something that has potential to become very significant, with real escalation risks, is dangerous.
Something I wrote after the Przewodów incident last year:
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The scenes of hundreds killed at the Al-Ahli Arabi Baptist hospital in Gaza are absolutely devastating and cannot be justified.
International law must be upheld.
Hospitals and civilian lives must be protected.
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A week ago we awoke to the unimaginable and heartbreaking news of terrorist attacks on Israel from Gaza by Hamas.
We repeat our call for Hamas to release all hostages immediately, and for the protection of innocent civilian lives in Israel and Gaza.
My statement:
ALT A statement from Keir Starmer, the Leader of the Labour Party.
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Labour fully supports Israel’s right to defend itself, rescue hostages and protect civilians, in line with international law.
We must distinguish Hamas terrorists from the Palestinian people. There must be humanitarian access to Gaza, for food, water, medicines and electricity.
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Sadness and grief after a week of unspeakable terrorist murders by Hamas of innocent civilians. My heart goes out to all families who are grieving today. It is our duty to seek a pathway to prevent an endless cycle of slaughter and suffering.
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Good jobs. Cheaper bills. Real energy security.
That's why my Labour government will make Britain a clean energy superpower.
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Lot of nonsense spouted about “trial by media” re Russell Brand.
The media has no power to try and/or convict. Rightly. But it has a responsibility to research, reveal and expose wrongdoing. Which it has in the Brand investigation by @Channel4 @thetimes — responsibly and thoroughly in this case. It is proper journalism which so-called alternative media (like Brand himself these days) has neither the patience nor resource nor expertise to carry it. It just bloviates and spreads conspiracies based on fake news while the much-despised mainstream media still does the necessary heavy lifting.
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This one graph shows the crisis in England's NHS in a way you've never seen before.
Watch the exclusive analysis from our @FactCheck team:
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It’s important for government and tech to work together to harness AI to benefit everyone.
Great to speak to @Google CEO @sundarpichai about the possibilities of AI.
ALT A photograph of Keir Starmer sat at a table speaking with Google CEO Sundar Pichai
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The next step is a general election and a chance to give our country its future back.
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Of the three by-elections, the result in Selby and Ainsty Lab v Con contest is the most interesting.
Hearing both sides hope they've won it. It's going to be close.
A Tory loss would mean Labour, overturning the biggest ever Tory majority at a by-election - a record last set in 1990 in Mid Staffs
I'm stunned Labour didn't do better expectation management - they allowed the (Tory) idea to take hold that a win was priced in. They didn't push back at this very hard.
Now they're having to admit they don't know.
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Polls have now closed in Uxbridge, Selby and Somerton and Frome.
To the thousands of Labour campaigners who have knocked on doors, phoned up voters and supported our brilliant by-election candidates; thank you.
Together, we can build a better Britain.
ALT Photograph of Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner at a phone bank with campaigners
ALT Photograph of Rachel Reeves, Sarah Jones and Jonathan Ashworth with Danny Beales and campaigners in Uxbridge
ALT Photograph of Lisa Nandy speaking with campaigners
ALT Photograph of Yvette Cooper and campaigners outside Selby Labour's campaign centre
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Where you start, shouldn’t determine where you end up.
When you work hard, you should be able to get on.
Labour’s mission to grow a secure economy in Britain will mean your ambition is realised.
Today, in Uxbridge, Selby and Somerton & Frome, vote Labour.
Vote for change.
ALT Photograph of Keir Starmer with a person and their baby whilst out campaigning in Selby
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Rishi Sunak promised to cut waiting lists but they are now higher than ever.
independent.co.uk/news/healt…
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Just announced: @Keir_Starmer will deliver a keynote speech at #FutureofBritain conference, drawing on his 5 missions for Britain.
He will also join Tony Blair for a special conversation to discuss his vision for the future.
Register to watch live: bit.ly/43bCPGv
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The Privileges Committee has a Conservative majority. Their report is subject to a vote in the Commons where the Conservatives have a 66 majority. The Conservatives are a party at war with themselves. It’s time for a Labour Government.
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Labour is now the largest party in local government 🌹
ALT Image of Keir Starmer with Labour Party activists and supporters with text: Labour is now the largest party in local government
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Today's results show we're on course for a majority Labour Government.
Up and down the country, we spoke to people about Labour's plan to tackle the cost of living.
The Tories crashed our economy and stayed silent on voters' no 1 issue.
Only Labour will build a better Britain.