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UK’s Raab arrives in Israel, calls for cycle of violence to end

Dominic Raab traveled to Israel to meet both Israeli and Palestinian leaders. (Twitter)
Dominic Raab traveled to Israel to meet both Israeli and Palestinian leaders. (Twitter)
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26 May 2021 02:05:16 GMT9
26 May 2021 02:05:16 GMT9

LONDON: Britain’s foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Tuesday a cycle of violence between Israelis and Palestinians must end as he arrived for talks following the worst outbreak of fighting in years.

“I will meet with both senior leaders here and in the Occupied Palestinian Territories on how to make the recent ceasefire lasts,” he wrote on Twitter.

“We must end the cycle of violence and make progress towards a lasting peace.” 

Reuters

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