Britain has announced it will not proceed with its attempt to question whether the International Criminal Court has jurisdiction to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Minister of Military Affairs, Yoav Gallant.

The International Court of Justice has ruled that the UK should not “render aid or assistance” to the Zionist regime.

Britain’s new government says it will drop its predecessor’s challenge to arrest warrants sought by the International Criminal Court’s prosecutor for the Zionist entity’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Downing Street announced on Friday.

Britain’s newly-appointed Foreign Secretary David Lammy hosted Jordan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadiin in London.

While protests against the killing of civilians in Gaza continue in the UK, the state has responded with police brutality and legal threats so as to stifle any dissent.

A BBC correspondent describes the British new agency's abutment of Israeli propaganda as the "collapse of journalistic norms".

British Muslims have traditionally voted Labour; however the party’s stance on the US-Israeli genocide in Gaza has cast doubt on that support in the upcoming general elections.

The chief executive of Oxfam censures the UK as “morally incoherent” over supplying arms to Israel while attempting to provide humanitarian aid to Gaza.

The British Labour Party faces electoral consequences due to its unwavering support for Israel.

The UK has decided to continue its arms exports to Israel, after reviewing the latest three months of the Israeli military’s presence in the Gaza Strip.