British Foreign Secretary David Lammy has called for a ceasefire in Gaza within the coming weeks, warning that the UK government may impose additional sanctions on Israel if the current situation persists. Speaking to the UK Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Lammy described the humanitarian crisis in Gaza as intolerable amid the ongoing Israeli blockade. He emphasized the UK’s diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire and indicated that further measures against Israel, including sanctions, are being considered. Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed being appalled by reports of civilian casualties in Gaza and urged Israel to implement measures protecting civilians in accordance with international law. Starmer called for an immediate ceasefire, the release of hostages, and the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza. The UK government is reportedly contemplating sanctions on Israel’s defense minister over proposals to relocate Palestinians in Gaza to a so-called "humanitarian city" in Rafah. The situation remains a focus of intense diplomatic activity and parliamentary scrutiny in the UK.