Pressure is being heaped on Israel after their airstrike killed seven aid workers in Gaza. 

UK Correspondent Rod Liddle says that the mood and temper in the UK is changing when it comes to Israel. 

Previously the support for Israel has been fairly steadfast, with the Labour Party leader refusing to be too critical of their refusal to demand ceasefires. 

However, Liddle told Mike Hosking, the attack has sparked anger even within the conservative government. 

He said that while they have been offered a profuse apology and Rishi Sunak has demanded an explanation from Netanyahu, they were told there won’t be one due to an ongoing investigation. 

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