Why has the media cover this up? On Tuesday, the Israeli Foreign Minister, Gideon Tsar, met with the British Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London.

Yet you would only know about this visit to the UK by the Israeli foreign minister if you read Middle East Eye, which is where you often find stories much of the rest of the media ignore.

Middle East Eye also revealed, based on their

sources, that the trip would be unannounced. Why cover it up? Sarr, as Middle East I

note, justified Israel's decision to cut off aid to Gaza, that is a total blockade,

stating aid that goes to Hamas is not humanitarian. Well, this is simply a

rationale for the gravely illegal act of collective punishment prohibited by Article 33 of the

Geneva Convention, because this is justifying a total blockade in Gaza, which was instituted on

the 1st of March, which has led to the bakeries of Gaza closing and now

supplies which entered during the ceasefire running out. Bear in mind, Israel has destroyed

agriculture and food production Gaza. As least I know, this foreign minister opposes any

Palestinian state, declaring creating a Palestinian state today would be tantamount to creating

a Hamas state. Well, here's maybe one reason why there's been an attempt to hide Gideon Sars

visit. Because as Middle East eyes Imran Mueller also pointed out, arrest warrants were sought

both by UK-based global legal action network, that is Glan, and the Hind Rajab Foundation.

That's the foundation which is seeking to prosecute those guilty of war crimes.

It's named after the five-year-old little Palestinian girl who was slaughtered alongside her family, as well as a paramedic sent to save her.

That's because of allegations against Saar,

who's obviously one of the leading members of Israeli government,

about aiding and abetting torture and severe breaches of international law.

According to Glan, the Global Legal Action Network,

the charges focus on his role in the siege of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza,

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