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The former PM said: “You are going to have to win the hearts and minds if you want a chance for peace."
Israeli forces are using war-like tactics against Palestinians in what has become the deadliest operation in the settler-occupied West Bank in decades.
Foreign secretary David Lammy said there was a "clear risk" the equipment would be used to break international humanitarian law.
Sir Ephraim Mirvis said the announcement "beggars belief".
Foreign secretary David Lammy said there was a "clear risk" they could be used to break international humanitarian law in Gaza.
The Home Office minister left the Labour frontbench last year over the party's stance on the conflict.
It comes amid increasingly fraught ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas.
There's a lot of pressure on Thursday's peace talks in Doha.
Israel is the "vanguard" of civilisation and "should be praised," Gilad Erdan said.