British Foreign Secretary David Lammy has condemned Israeli military actions in Gaza, describing recent reports of civilian deaths as 'appalling' and 'sickening.' Lammy warned that the United Kingdom may impose further sanctions if the conflict continues and emphasized that Britain has already suspended arms exports that could be used in Gaza. He insisted that the United Kingdom is not complicit in any breach of international humanitarian law and denied that British intelligence is aiding Israeli operations. The British government has taken a series of measures against Israel, including suspending free-trade negotiations and summoning the Israeli ambassador, while joining calls for increased humanitarian aid to Gaza.