Sir Keir Starmer said the international community must "make the most of this moment" in pushing for an end to the Middle East conflict, as he met allies in Berlin after the death of Hamas' leader.The Prime Minister said the killing of Yahya Sinwar offered an "opportunity" to step up ceasefire talks that have so far failed to produce a breakthrough after joining US, French and German leaders on Friday.Speaking at a press conference after discussions as part of the so-called "Quad" of nations, Si

Sir Keir Starmer said the international community must "make the most of this moment" in pushing for an end to the Middle East conflict, as he met allies in Berlin after the death of Hamas' leader.The Prime Minister said the killing of Yahya Sinwar offered an "opportunity" to step up ceasefire talks that have so far failed to produce a breakthrough after joining US, French and German leaders on Friday.Speaking at a press conference after discussions as part of the so-called "Quad" of nations, Sir Keir said the "answer is diplomacy" in resolving the long-running war in Gaza and violence in the wider region.