Lammy says Labour’s Gaza stance under Starmer was a misstep
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Labour deputy leader David Lammy said Keir Starmer’s early comments on Gaza were a misstep that gave Labour a poor start in opposition, after Starmer suggested Israel has a general right to defend itself; Andy Burnham apologised for Labour’s initial response, and Labour later supported a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, with broader moves on foreign policy alongside ongoing domestic concerns.
- Starmer got Labour off to bad start on Gaza, Lammy says BBC
- Burnham apologises for Labour's previous stance on Gaza BBC
- Andy Burnham apology for Labour stance on Gaza: Is UK’s position shifting? Al Jazeera
- UK Jewish groups express concern as the likely next PM Andy Burnham criticizes Israel over Gaza The Jerusalem Post
- Pro-Palestinian groups urge 'decisive action' after Burnham's Gaza apology Middle East Eye
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