The Labour leader has insisted that he was "not saying Israel had the right had the right to cut off water, food, fuel or medicines".
"What happened was an appalling act of evil terrorism and everyone should call that out."
The Labour leader visited the centre on Sunday, amid a backlash from Muslim and left-wing members over previous comments on Israel.
The UN chief had earlier called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire to deliver desperately needed food, water, medicine and fuel.
The Environment Secretary has promised a ‘rapid review’ into the handling of Storm Babet.
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in UK cities at the weekend. Those too young to join have organised on Roblox.
Stella Creasy said ‘no assistance’ is being provided, leading them to resort to local homeless shelters.
She said that after initial violence her Hamas captors had shown “care” and “gentleness”.
Organisers called on women and nonbinary people to refuse both paid and unpaid work, including household chores, during the 'women's day off'
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