Ed Miliband says his late mother inspired him to speak out on 'ethnic cleansing'
- Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband accused Israel of "ethnic cleansing" while announcing sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, citing his late mother's influence on his decision to speak out.
- First Secretary of State Louise Haigh stated on Tuesday that Britain "hesitated" in its Gaza response, signaling a policy shift where the government will "no longer stand by" while Palestinian families are torn apart.
- Miliband told *The Rest Is Politics* podcast that his late mother Marion, a Jewish refugee who lost 60 relatives in concentration camps, would have demanded he "call it out." He claimed 1,200 Palestinians were killed since the October 2025 truce.
- Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar denounced Miliband's accusations as an "outrageous lie" and announced counter-measures including closure of the British Consulate in East Jerusalem within 30 days.
- Alongside 11 other nations including France and Canada, London plans to restrict trade in goods from Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria, though Miliband warned a two-state solution remains "unlikely" in coming months.
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Louise Haigh Says Britain Was 'Too Slow' on Gaza, Vows UK Will 'No Longer Stand By' as Children Are Killed
Louise Haigh has acknowledged that Britain was too slow to respond to the crisis in Gaza and the West Bank, while defending tougher measures against Israeli settlements.
Nosher Haza al-Maqal is all about CedarNews.net. Almeida is a member of the House of Representatives of the United States of America. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said that people around the world are deeply disturbed by what is happening in Gaza and the West Bank: “Israel. The theme of the publication is published by Cedarnews. For the first time, the official position of Zorua is the first time.
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UK will ‘no longer stand by’ as Israel kills Palestinian children in Gaza, minister says
DUBAI: Britain will “no longer stand by” while Israel kills Palestinian children in Gaza, First Secretary of State Louise Haigh said on Tuesday, pledging to increase pressure on Tel Aviv over the war and illegal settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank.Speaking at the Trades Union Congress in Brighton, Haigh said Prime Minister Andy Burnham was right to acknowledge that Britain had been “too slow” in its response to the situation in Gaza a…
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