Zarah Sultana (Coventry South) (Lab): Tala, 13, Rula, just five
years old, her big sister Yara, aged nine: three Palestinian
children killed in an Israeli air- strike. The Israeli military
murdered 63 other children and 245 Palestinians in its recent
assault on Gaza. The call for Palestinian freedom has never been
louder, but this Conservative Government are complicit in its
denial. They have approved more than £400 million in arms to Israel
since 2015, so can the Prime Minister look me in...Request free trial
(Coventry South) (Lab): Tala, 13, Rula,
just five years old, her big sister Yara, aged nine: three
Palestinian children killed in an Israeli air- strike. The Israeli
military murdered 63 other children and 245 Palestinians in its
recent assault on Gaza. The call for Palestinian freedom has never
been louder, but this Conservative Government are complicit in its
denial. They have approved more than £400 million in arms to Israel
since 2015, so can the Prime Minister look me in the eye and tell
me that British-made weapons or components were not used in the war
crimes that killed these three children and hundreds of other
Palestinians? [Interruption.]
Mr Speaker
Order. I remind hon. Members that we should not use
props.
The Prime Minister: I think that the whole House
understands that nobody wants to see any more of the appalling
conflict in Israel and Gaza, and that we are all glad that there is
now a ceasefire and a de-escalation. As for the position of the
British Government, it is probably common ground among most Members
that we want a two-state solution. The UK Government have
campaigned for that for many years and it continues to be our
position.