. —— brendan o'hara.y name and those on my right honourable friend's and those on my right honourable friends which calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza from all combatants. i wish to put on record once again the unequivocal condemnation of the attack in october the 7th and repeat what our call for the immediate release of all hostages and to see those involved in those atrocities called to account for their actions. the war in gaza is one of the great defining moments of our time, yet until today this house has not been given the opportunity to debate both the unfolding catastrophe and the wider implications for regional and global stability. wider implications for regional and globalstability. nor wider implications for regional and global stability. nor have we had the opportunity to debate the urgent and pressing need for an immediate first step to finding a lasting and just peace. no one would deny that israel has a right to defend itself. every country has the right. what no country has a right

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