Key points of the diplomatic mission include advancing discussions with Tel Aviv and Qatar for an urgent humanitarian pause in Gaza. Cameron will also work towards the safe release of hostages, particularly British and dual nationals, through diplomatic channels. The Foreign Secretary aims to urge regional leaders to collaborate with the UK to establish a lasting ceasefire in Gaza.

During his visit to Tel Aviv, Cameron will hold talks with Netanyahu and Katz, urging accelerated efforts to increase the flow of life-saving aid into Gaza. He will address UK concerns regarding civilian casualties and advocate for more crossing points to be open for longer durations.

In meetings with Palestinian President Abbas, the Foreign Secretary will underscore the UK's support for a two-state solution. In Qatar, Cameron will explore cooperative efforts to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza and engage in discussions on securing the release of hostages.

The UK's collaboration with Qatar and Türkiye aims to address regional instability, combat terrorism, and support those affected by conflict. In Turkey, the Foreign Secretary will discuss regional security and strengthen the partnership between the UK and Türkiye on various shared challenges, including counterterrorism and support for NATO and Ukraine.

David Cameron emphasized the urgency of an immediate pause in the conflict to facilitate aid delivery and hostage release, expressing the UK's commitment to working with regional partners for a sustainable and permanent ceasefire in Gaza. (ILKHA)