With Israel yet to decide how to respond to Iran's unprecedented missile strike last week, the prime minister said he supported "Israel's right to defend herself against Iran's aggression, in line with international law". But he added: "The region cannot endure another year of this. Civilians on all sides have suffered too much. All sides must now step back from the brink and find the courage of restraint."
Starmer described the firing of 180 missiles at Israel as "not a defensive action by Iran, it was an act of aggression... in response to the death of a terrorist leader”. Iran's attack was prompted by the Israeli killing of the Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah, in Beirut 10 days ago.
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