The Labour Party is reviewing its stance ahead of a vote on an SNP-led motion for an immediate Gaza ceasefire. Streeting expressed concern over the significant civilian casualties and the international community's reaction.

Labour leader Keir Starmer has called for an end to the conflict and cautioned Israel against expanding operations into Rafah. The party, facing pressure and criticism, is considering its response to the SNP motion, emphasizing the desire for a ceasefire without yielding to external pressures.

During a previous vote on a similar motion, 56 Labour MPs, including eight frontbenchers, defied party lines, indicating internal discord on the issue.