Phil Twyford: Labour immigration spokesperson disappointed the Government didn't agree to immediate Gaza ceasefire
Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive · Newstalk ZB
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Disappointment the Government hasn't gone further in its call for arms to be laid to rest in war-torn Gaza.
Foreign minister Winston Peters put forward a motion calling on all parties involved in the conflict to take urgent steps towards establishing a ceasefire.
It was supported by all parties.
But Labour's immigration spokesman Phil Twyford says they urged the Government to agree to an immediate and permanent ceasefire.
"I mean for God's sake, 16,000 people have died, the incredible human suffering that's going on right now in Gaza- we got weasel words from the Prime Minster."
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