Save the Children has drawn criticism from the Labour government after posting on social media as Keir Starmer prepares to leave Downing Street. According to reporting, the charity’s post on X said Starmer was “complicit” in the deaths of thousands of civilians during the Israel-Gaza war. The accounts also state that the government, which provides a significant share of the charity’s funding, has sought clarification over the comment. Outlets describe the dispute as a clash between the charity and officials tied to Labour, with the government requesting an explanation for the wording and its implication. The disagreement centers on whether the charity’s statement is appropriate given its relationship with government funding. No source in the provided material indicates that the charity has retracted the post or that the government has issued formal sanctions. The reports focus on the immediate fallout from the social media message and the funding-linked scrutiny that follows.