Foreign Secretary David Lammy said the UK's demands on Hamas remain "absolute and unwavering" as he confirmed plans to recognise Palestinian statehood unless the Israeli government acts to end its military campaign."We will do this unless the Israeli government acts to end the appalling situation in Gaza, ends its military campaign and commits to a long, sustainable peace based on a two-state solution."Our demands on Hamas also remain absolute and unwavering," Mr Lammy said in a statement to a U

Foreign Secretary David Lammy said the UK's demands on Hamas remain "absolute and unwavering" as he confirmed plans to recognise Palestinian statehood unless the Israeli government acts to end its military campaign."We will do this unless the Israeli government acts to end the appalling situation in Gaza, ends its military campaign and commits to a long, sustainable peace based on a two-state solution."Our demands on Hamas also remain absolute and unwavering," Mr Lammy said in a statement to a UN conference on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.He added that "recognition by itself will not change the situation on the ground" and pointed to other steps the UK is taking to airdrop humanitarian supplies, get injured children treated at British hospitals, and pressing for the delivery of UN humanitarian assistance to resume.