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Starmer’s betrayal of Israel shames Britain
The recognition of a Palestinian state is one of the gravest errors in our nation’s foreign policy in decades
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telegraph.co.uk
The UK is recognising Palestine as a state – what does this mean?
Amid rising concerns over Israel’s war in Gaza, Britain is set to join other nations in formally recognising Palestinian statehood
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Sir Keir’s catastrophic plan is a gift to Hamas
The Prime Minister should take a moral stand against the terror group instead of pandering to the Left
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Starmer’s Middle East madness: Why recognising Palestine is the ultimate in fantasy politics
The Prime Minister is so wrapped up in the two-state solution that he’s lost sight of what makes it virtually impossible
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Starmer rewarding murderers with Palestine recognition, say hostage families
Relatives of Hamas captives warn Prime Minister ‘history will judge those who supported terrorism’
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Starmer’s betrayal of Israel shames Britain
The recognition of a Palestinian state is one of the gravest errors in our nation’s foreign policy in decades
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bbc.com
Starmer set to announce UK recognition of Palestinian state
A host of countries, including France and Canada, are expected to do the same when world leaders gather at the UN General Assembly next week.
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Why Keir Starmer decided time was right to recognise a Palestinian state
The PM had signalled a shift in policy unless Israel took steps including agreeing to a ceasefire in Gaza.
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aljazeera.com
UK PM Starmer to recognise Palestinian statehood before UNGA meeting
Multiple recognitions are expected despite strong pushback from Israel and the US amid intensifying attacks on Gaza.
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dailymail.co.uk
Keir Starmer accused by top Netanyahu official of 'rewarding terror'
In an incredibly rare intervention, Netanyahu's senior foreign policy advisor Ophir Falk accused Starmer of 'complete moral bankruptcy' and asked him to 'come to his senses.'
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POLL: Is Starmer making a mistake by recognising a state of Palestine?
The PM said the UK will press ahead with the move unless Israel meets certain conditions, including agreeing to a ceasefire in Gaza and reviving the prospect of a two-state…
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‘This is not a reward for Hamas’: Starmer announces recognition of Palestinian state
Sir Keir Starmer insisted he was not rewarding Hamas as he announced that the UK formally recognises Palestine as a state.
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Sir Keir Starmer's full statement on recognising a Palestinian state
A complete transcription of Sir Keir Starmer's video announcement on Palestinian statehood.
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Keir Starmer confirms Britain will recognise a Palestinian state
The Prime Minister this afternoon said that the UK would press on with its symbolic gesture because of the Netanyahu government's failure to agree to a ceasefire in the occupied…
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The UK recognises Palestine as a state – what does this mean?
Sir Keir Starmer makes announcement in a video message but decision is mostly symbolic and will change little
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Recognising Palestine is a grave error and diminishes Britain in the eyes of the world
It is painful to watch the atrocities of October 7 rewarded by a weak PM in thrall to Leftist extremists
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theguardian.com
How will recognition of Palestinian statehood be greeted in the UK?
As well as being deeply symbolic, the move is also a major foreign policy shift for the Labour government
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Starmer only recognising Palestine to ‘achieve peace in Labour’
PM’s decision ‘more about peace within Labour than the Middle East... and will achieve neither’
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Keir Starmer has made a grave mistake in recognising Palestine
Plus: Bridget Phillipson’s class war; public support for assisted dying; in defence of personalised number plates; and John Lennon at school
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Israel could accelerate West Bank takeover after Starmer recognition
Benjamin Netanyahu expected to throw weight behind settlement plan that could kill off two-state solution
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Recognising a nation that doesn’t exist can only be a foolish gesture
The Government insists that recognition is not just a symbolic move but it is hard to see it as anything else