Ayoub Khan posted about the former hostage after her criticism of the UK’s decision to recognise a Palestinian state
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Both the Board of Deputies and the JLC urged the prime minister to refrain from recognition as long as Hamas holds captives in Gaza
Forty members of the House of Lords, including some of the UK’s leading legal minds, have suggested the move may violate a 1933 treaty setting out the conditions for nationhood
By Jacob Jaffa
The government moved to ban the group following its activists’ break-in at RAF Brize Norton in June
Reform UK accuse the prime minister of handing a ‘propaganda victory’ to Hamas
The two leaders met at Trump’s golf course in Scotland, where the Prime Minister described the humanitarian situation in the Strip as ‘appalling’
The Board of Deputies paid tribute to Rishi Sunak
By Binyamin Jayson
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The MP for Hemel Hempstead, David Taylor, said he would not forgive his former leader’s approach to Syria
The US and Israel have condemned President Macron’s announcement that Paris will recognise Palestine in September
The previous attempt at a launch was beset by reports of a split between the two left-wingers
The prime has been under pressure from within Labour to take a more critical stance against Israel
Lord Beamish was critical of the decision not to allow his committee oversight of the Afghan data leak
Following a ‘Middle East’ update in the Commons, only two MPs raised the plight of the Druze community in Syria
Meanwhile, during a grilling by MPs, the prime minister said the UK would recognise a Palestinian state ‘as a contribution to the peace process’
The new Derbyshire MP has also highlighted the plight of the remaining hostages held by Hamas
The former Reform UK chair said the like was done by one of his staff and was inadvertent, though Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick called his apology ‘b*******’
