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This is the best summary I could come up with:
Scottish Labour Leader Anas Sarwar has said some of Sir Keir Starmer's remarks about Israel have "hurt" Muslims and all "peace-loving" people.
He also called for the immediate release of hostages, an increase in humanitarian aid and a "meaningful" peace process.
"We need to see peace and we need to see the protection of life and we need to see the following of international law," Mr Sarwar told BBC Scotland News.
They are typically implemented purely with the aim of providing humanitarian support, as opposed to achieving long-term political solutions, according to the United Nations.
Hamas would be "emboldened" by a ceasefire and start preparing for future violence immediately, Sir Keir claimed.
In an interview with LBC on 11 October, Sir Keir was asked whether it was "appropriate" for Israel to cut off the supply of power and water to Gaza.
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