UK position on Israel arms sales 'unchanged', says Lord Cameron

The UK's position on arms sales to Israel remains "unchanged", Lord Cameron has said.

The foreign secretary made the comment after being asked about the latest advice his government has received on whether the country has been breaching international law in Gaza.

Number 10 has been facing growing pressure to publish the legal advice it has received about the issue.

Speaking at a press conference with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Lord Cameron said: "I have now reviewed the most recent advice about the situation in Gaza and Israel's conduct of their military campaign.

"The latest assessment leaves our position on export licenses unchanged. This is consistent with the advice that I and other ministers have received."

However, he added: "We will keep the position under review."

The former prime minister went on to say that the UK had "grave concerns" about the "humanitarian access issue in Gaza, both for the period that was assessed and subsequently."

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