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November 3, 2010 | Share |
William Hague is in Israel for important talks with the government over a vital joint film industry deal (and perhaps secret discussions over Iran).
But he has also set aside time to meet Palestinians in Jerusalem, something that will no doubt endear him greatly with his hosts (think Robin Cook and Har Homa). He will be meeting Palestinians who protest against the barrier at Bili'in and elsewhere (if they aren't arrested before getting to the meeting).
Weren't the Tories, and Hague in particular, supposed to be pro-Israel?
Update: Looks like the Israeli government is really angry at Mr Hague. They've postponed the talks on strategic co-operation. Mr Hague's response…yeah…whatever.


Anthony Posner
3 November, 2010 - 10:02
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Tsam,
This is, once again, extraordinary news. Quite extraordinary. You must send it to Jenni Frazer.
But are you employed by Sky News?
Hague's response "yeah, whatever" recorded by you, is just like the last election when poor old Gordon was caught out .."she's a bigot. Why on earth was I introduced to her?"
You have shown that Hague is a dead ringer for that school-girl in Little Britain.
Quite extraordinary.