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Could Britain defy Israel’s order to shut down its East Jerusalem consulate? (opens the original)
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A faded union jack was still fluttering defiantly over the British Consulate in the troubled Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood in East Jerusalem this morning. The door of the consulate was open for business as usual. But there is uncertainty over how much longer that will be the case. No more than ten days are left before it closes, if Israeli foreign minister Gideon Saar has his way. Three weeks ago Saar announced the closure of the consulate as part of a package of retaliatory measures following UK
UK settlements ban: How conspiracy theory accusing Burnham of courting ‘Islamist voters’ went global (opens the original)
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More than 1,000 Palestinians killed in less than three years in the occupied West Bank. Sixty-six communities erased in a programme of ethnic cleansing incited by senior Israeli ministers. The hope of a viable Palestinian state wrecked by the E1 settlement programme. For years the British government responded to Israeli attacks on Palestinians with statements of condemnation and policies widely accused of being half-measures. But earlier this month Ed Miliband, after just seven weeks as foreign
Israeli settlers protest UK sanctions outside consulate in East Jerusalem (opens the original)
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Israeli settlers and far-right activists protested outside the British consulate in occupied East Jerusalem on Monday, calling for its closure after the UK imposed sweeping sanctions on trade linked to illegal Israeli settlements. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has already announced that Israel would close the British consulate in East Jerusalem and ban 11 British MPs, among other sanctions, in response. The protest was organised by Arieh King, a well-known far-right settler and dual Briti
Majority of British adults approve of settlement ban, YouGov survey says (opens the original)
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A majority of British adults approve of the UK government’s decision to ban the import of goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank, according to a YouGov survey. The survey results released on Wednesday, and based on a poll conducted the same day among 4,506 UK adults, found that 52 percent of the adults approve of the ban, with 33 percent "completely” approving of the ban, while a further 19 percent "somewhat” approving it. Ten percent of the surveyed adults said they "completely disappr
Settlement trade ban: Burnham succeeds in weeks where Starmer failed for years (opens the original)
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Less than two months have passed since Andy Burnham was installed as British prime minister. He has taken a more relaxed tone than his lacklustre predecessor, Keir Starmer. But there have been growing murmurs of discontent about his failure to deliver substantial changes. On Tuesday, those murmurs were silenced. By imposing a ban on trade with Israeli settlements, Burnham has presided over the most significant change in British foreign policy since Brexit. Tuesday was therefore a day of abject h
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