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The diplomatic spat stems from Israel's unilateral move to downgrade the status of Norway's representation in Palestine, a move seen by Oslo as undermining its diplomatic efforts and engagement in the region.
The conflict, which has intensified over the past few weeks, has seen a surge in aerial and ground assaults, particularly affecting areas densely populated with displaced persons.
The attacks, which occurred over the past 24 hours, have heightened the already tense situation in the region.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) conducted the operation on Tuesday, targeting what they described as militant positions.
Iranian officials, including Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian have placed the blame on the UNSC's failure to act decisively against Israel.
Residential areas have been heavily affected, with thousands of homes destroyed or rendered uninhabitable. Streets and commercial buildings across the Gaza Strip bear the scars of the conflict, and many neighbourhoods are left without basic amenities.
In a recent statement, the UN highlighted that Israel’s actions have significantly hindered the delivery of essential aid, including food, medical supplies, and fuel. According to UN officials, checkpoints, restrictive policies, and military operations have created severe bottlenecks, preventing aid from reaching those in dire need.
During the meeting, Sheikh Tamim and Prime Minister Starmer explored avenues for enhancing cooperation between Qatar and the United Kingdom across various sectors, including trade, investment, energy, and education.
Khan Younis, a city in the southern Gaza Strip, is facing a dire humanitarian crisis as thousands of residents have been trapped without access to food and water for the past six days.
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