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UK party threatens to ‘force vote’ on recognizing Palestinian state
LONDON: A minor opposition party in the British parliament on Sunday threatened to bring forward legislation on recognizing Palestinian statehood and “force a vote” if Prime Minister Keir Starmer continues to oppose the move. The Scottish National Party (SNP), which pushes for the independence of Scotland, said it would table a “Palestine Recognition Bill” when parliament returns after its summer recess if Starmer did not change his position. The prime minister has committed to recognizing Palestinian statehood but said it must be part of a peace process in the Middle East.
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bbc.com
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Over 220 MPs Sign Letter for Palestine Statehood
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