The UK government is under intense criticism for continuing to provide military assistance to Israel even after the fragile ceasefire in Gaza, raising questions about Britain's consistency and credibility in the Middle East peace process.
Earlier this month, the UK deployed a two-star commander and several military planning officers to Israel at the request of Washington. They are now part of an American-led Civil-Military Coordination Centre (CMCC), which is tasked with stabilising post-conflict Gaza and managing humanitarian coordination.
