Jeremy Corbyn's questions about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and aid to Israel were raised in parliament.
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In the Prime Minister's Questions session held weekly in the British Parliament, MPs question government policies.
Burnham answered questions from members of the House of Commons at the Prime Minister's Questions session, held weekly in the British Parliament.
During the session, Jeremy Corbyn, the former leader of the ruling Labor Party, said about the situation in Gaza: "What happened in Gaza, where people asking for food and medicine died because there was not enough help, and now a terrible flood hit, has horrified and disgusted the whole world." he said.
Corbyn said, "Will he (the Prime Minister) ensure that aid reaches Gaza? If Israel does not deliver this aid, will he ensure that Britain, along with other countries, directly deliver aid to Gaza, where a hundred thousand people have already died?" he asked.
In response to Corbyn, who asked whether he would support the investigation initiative launched to investigate allegations that Britain aided Israel's genocide in Gaza through arms sales and intelligence sharing, Burnham said, "You are right that the situation in Gaza is sad." he said.
Speaking about the steps taken by the government, Burnham said:
"We are doing everything we can to pressure the Israeli government to allow the necessary aid to enter Gaza and to lift the restrictions on aid. In order to protect the goal of a two-state solution, we have also taken sanction decisions, especially regarding settlements in the West Bank (Israel). We are waiting for the results of the negotiations that started after the Israeli general elections. We will continue to walk on the path we have drawn."

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