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In response to the October 7 attacks, Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak asserted that the United Kingdom "unequivocally" stood with Israel. His government issued an "unequivocal condemnation" of Palestinian militant group Hamas and deployed British Armed Forces personnel and assets to the Eastern Mediterranean to support Israel if necessary. The Conservative government aligned itself with the United States, which gave significant support to Israel. In the first months, it abstained from three United Nations Security Council resolutions calling for immediate ceasefires. As a result, the UK was criticised as global calls for a ceasefire grew. Both the Conservative UK government and the Labour Party began calling for a ceasefire in December 2023, two months after the war began.

In May 2025, the UK's Labour government issued statements condemning Israel's ongoing attacks on Gaza, calling for Israel to immediately stop its military operations and to immediately allow humanitarian aid into Gaza. The UK government suspended negotiations on a free trade deal with Israel, summoned Israel's ambassador, and imposed new sanctions against Israeli West Bank settlers, warning of further "concrete actions" if Israel continued.