Editorial: By making Britain’s formal recognition of a national home for the Palestinian people dependent on the ending of atrocities in Gaza, the prime minister is taking a risk both in the region ...

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We should all march across the Harbour Bridge with no banners, posters or flags, wearing only white and led by Premier Chris ...

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Why has it been so difficult for Britain to recognise the state of Palestine? - COMMENT: In the decades since the 1917 Balfour Declaration, the UK has broadly supported official recognition of a state ...

UK Prime Minister Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Britain will recognize Palestine by September unless Israel agrees to a ...