Israel blocks two UK MPs from entering country
- UK Members of Parliament Abtisam Mohamed and Yuan Yang were denied entry to Israel due to accusations of intending to provoke anti-Israel activities, as cited by the Israeli embassy.
- David Lammy, the UK's Foreign Secretary, criticized Israel's treatment of the parliamentarians, calling it 'counterproductive and deeply concerning.'
- The Israeli embassy stated that the lawmakers had a history of promoting sanctions against Israel and spreading false claims.
- The MPs emphasized the importance of witnessing conditions in the occupied Palestinian territory for informed discussions in the UK parliament.
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UK MP accuses Israel of 'censorship' over denied entry
LONDON — One of two British lawmakers who were denied entry into Israel at the weekend accused the Israeli government on Monday of being motivated by "control and censorship". Abtisam Mohamed and Yuan Yang, from the governing Labour Party, flew from London to Israel on Saturday but were blocked from entering the country and deported. The pair had been due to visit the occupied Palestinian territory of the West Bank. "This act was not just a dipl…
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