Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has strongly criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, declaring him 'not a partner in peace' and accusing him of war crimes amid Israel's new offensive in Gaza City. Sarwar argued that Netanyahu's government shows no respect for international law or human life, and insisted that the Israeli leader will eventually have to answer to international courts. He also rejected calls to expel the Israeli ambassador, emphasizing the need for continued diplomatic engagement despite its limited success so far. Other Scottish political figures, including the Scottish Greens and First Minister John Swinney, have also condemned the offensive, calling for sanctions, an end to arms sales, and urgent international action to secure a ceasefire.