Keir Starmer
Citing security concerns, the team declined its audience allotment at a Birmingham stadium that police have declared off limits for Israelis.
A prominent Jewish group dismissed the British PM’s criticism as disingenuous and called the prohibition a “badge of shame” on the U.K.
Four hundred and eighty-eight individuals were arrested in Trafalgar Square on suspicion of violating the Terrorism Act 2000 in support of Palestine Action.
Rabbi Leo Dee Dee, whose wife and two daughters were killed in a Palestinian terror attack, compared the current British premier to Neville Chamberlain.
“We can argue, because when allies meet, they can argue. We are both democracies. We both understand the threat from the jihadists,” said Herzog.
Only around 1 in 5 Palestinians are satisfied with Abbas and 81% want him to resign.
Downing Street sources told “The Guardian” that no appointments would be confirmed with any minister until next week.
Western leaders defend Israel’s right to self-defense so long as it doesn’t exercise that right, the Israeli leader said.
U.S. Ambassador Huckabee blasts Starmer, invoking WWII and Dresden in rebuttal to British condemnation of Israel’s military expansion.
A delegation of senior U.K. parliamentarians says move won’t bring us closer to a two-state solution or ease the suffering of the Palestinians.
The U.K.'s announced intention to recognize such a state is “not diplomacy—it is a moral failure,” said the British-Israeli dual citizen, who was a Hamas captive for 471 days.
The Israeli prime minister warned that recognizing a Palestinian state would reward Hamas and endanger British security.
