His comments came before Israel began renewed strikes on targets in Gaza later on Monday night.
UK Minister David Lammy promised UNRWA an addition £13 million in funding.
Lammy told parliament's foreign affairs select committee he would comply with the ICC's request to arrest Netanyahu if he entered Britain, insisting he had no choice but to ignore the order.
Britain and France have called an urgent meeting at the UNSC to discuss the humanitarian situation in Gaza and Britain is considering sanctioning ministers Ben-Gvir and Smotrich.
During the meeting, Lauder also addressed the concerns over the UK's suspension of 30 arms licenses to Israel.
After Netanyahu attacked the UK government, they claim that their concerns went unaddressed, but that they remain friends.
Biased broadcasting bodies like the BBC fuel antisemitism and radical Islam.
Both countries stressed the desire to avoid regional escalation and work towards a two-state solution.
Boris Johnson's bombshell question exposes UK's shift on Israel as arms exports halt and BBC bias allegations surface.
The pause also prevents military radios and body armor from being sent to Israel at a time when Iran's attack is considered imminent.
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