Dear Victoria Prentis,
This is the only the third time I have written to you. I write now concerning what is by far the most important current issue to me, which will definitely be deciding my vote in the next election.
On January 26th, the International Court of Justice ruled that South Africa has a good case for charging Israel with genocide of the Palestinian people.
As I'm sure you're aware, under the genocide convention, all signatories (Britain included) are required to intervene to prevent any genocide they observe from happening. More directly, in the ICJ's ruling of provisional measures on January 26th, they specifically called on said signatories, along with Israel, to ensure that humanitarian assistance is provided to Gazans.
The United Nation's Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) is by far the single most important organisation providing such humanitarian aid to Gazans effected by the horrifying crisis in Gaza, and it was able to do this in large part due to Britain's support.