GÜNCEL YAZILAR - Sedat Laçiner

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy has strongly criticized Israel's ongoing blockade of aid deliveries into Gaza, stating that it constitutes a breach of international law. Speaking in the House of Commons, Lammy condemned the two-week-long stoppage of food, fuel, and medicine shipments into the besieged territory, calling it "appalling and unacceptable." He further accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ’s government of "starving children" and urged immediate action to restore humanitarian aid access for Gaza’s 2.3 million residents. Israel imposed the blockade on March 2, citing a dispute over the timing of the release of hostages still held by Hamas. The move has sparked international outcry, with Lammy emphasizing that while Israel has the right to defend itself, obstructing critical humanitarian aid is unjustifiable. "This is a breach of international law. Israel quite rightly must defend its own security. But we find the lack of aid—it...