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Andy Burnham apologises for Labour’s stance on Gaza and says it ‘didn’t get it right’

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Andy Burnham apologises for Labour’s stance on Gaza and says it ‘didn’t get it right’
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UK politician Andy Burnham has apologized for the Labour Party's initial response to the conflict in Gaza, stating the party needs to improve its approach. He signaled a potential shift toward stricter pressure on Israel, including possible sanctions, while stopping short of labeling the situation a genocide.

Andy Burnham stopped short of describing what was happening on the ground in Gaza as genocide. Andy Burnham stopped short of describing what was happening on the ground in Gaza as genocide. Andy Burnham Andy Burnham apologises for Labour’s stance on Gaza and says it ‘didn’t get it right’ Exclusive: PM-in-waiting says party must ‘do better’ in approach to Middle East and he will put more pressure on Israel

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