The Scottish Labour leader, Anas Sarwar, has said that Israel "clearly breached" international law in Gaza.
He told the BBC there was "no justification for the withholding of essential supplies" from the people of Gaza. His comments came amid resignations within the party over Sir Keir Starmer's stance on the crisis.
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The Labour leader has repeatedly insisted Israel has a right to defend itself within international law.
More than 1,6000 Israelis have been killed since Hamas launched its attack on 7 October, according to Israeli authorities - the vast majority in the initial assault. More than 220 are believed to have been taken hostage inside Gaza.
The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza says more than hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have been killed since Israel's air strikes began in response, and according to the Palestinian health ministry in the occupied West Bank, over 300 Palestinians have been killed there since 7 October.
