British Foreign Secretary David Lammy has called for a ceasefire in Gaza within the coming weeks, emphasizing the urgent need to address the worsening humanitarian crisis amid the ongoing Israeli blockade. Speaking before the UK Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, Lammy described the situation in Gaza as intolerable and warned that if the conditions persist, the UK government is prepared to take further measures against Israel, including the possibility of imposing additional sanctions. Lammy underscored the importance of a lasting ceasefire rather than a temporary truce and highlighted the role of the United Nations and its agencies in resolving the aid delivery challenges in Gaza. Additionally, the UK Middle East Minister expressed disapproval of Israeli Defense Minister's proposal to relocate Gaza residents to Rafah, advocating instead for progress toward a ceasefire agreement and a path to lasting peace.