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Brother of aid worker killed in Gaza criticises arming Israel

Seven aid workers, including James Henderson from Penryn, were killed in an Israeli air strike outside a warehouse in Gaza.
Henderson's family seeks accountability from the UK government for the tragedy, as the charity's operations in the region were immediately suspended.
The UK government faces pressure to halt arms sales to Israel, with calls for an independent inquiry into the incident.

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BBC News

Brother of aid worker killed in Gaza criticises arming Israel

The family of James Henderson say weapons sold to Israel "may in turn be used to kill our fellow citizens."

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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The Sun

Brother of Brit killed delivering aid in Gaza slams Government's response

THE brother of one of the Brits killed delivering aid in Gaza told of his grief and anger last night.He spoke after ex-Royal Marine James Henderson, 3

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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The Times

Aid worker’s brother criticises government inaction over Gaza attack

World Central Kitchen accuses Israel of ‘systematically’ targeting its staff, as Supreme Court judges call on Britain to suspend arms sales to Israel

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Cornwall Live

Family of Cornwall man killed in Gaza say Government should be accountable

There is growing pressure on both the Israeli and UK governments

1 month ago·Cornwall, United Kingdom

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Falmouth Packet

Brother of Cornish aid worker criticises UK Government after Gaza attack

James 'Jim' Henderson, from Penryn, was one of seven aid workers who died when the World Central Kitchen convoy was hit

1 month ago·Falmouth, United Kingdom

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Arab News PK

Brother of British aid worker killed in Israeli strike slams UK govt

LONDON: The brother of one of the British aid workers killed by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza has condemned the UK government’s reluctance to respond to the killings. Former Royal Marine James Henderson, 33, was killed alongside two other security personnel on Monday by an Israel Defense Forces drone strike.

1 month ago

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