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Labour leader Chris Hipkins calls for a ceasefire in Israel Gaza conflict
Labour leader Chris Hipkins calls for a ceasefire in Israel Gaza conflict
Time：2024-04-30 06:50:19 Source：
World Wave news portal
Labour leader Chris Hipkins calls for a ceasefire in Gaza. Photo: RNZ / Katie Scotcher
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