US EditionMP Presses for Immediate Recognition of Palestine, Saying Conflict in Gaza Has “Become a War on Children”
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 27 – MPs from nine parties urge UK government to recognise Palestinian state as a necessary step to support peace and align with international efforts ahead of UN conference.
- Ahead of the UN Conference in New York next week, 221 MPs from nine parties backed a letter by Sarah Champion urging UK recognition of a Palestinian State.
- Ahead of the UN Conference in New York next week, 221 MPs backed a letter urging UK recognition, amid cabinet splits over Palestine's statehood, with Sir Keir Starmer affirming its 'inalienable right' on Thursday.
- Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, Yvette Cooper, and Wes Streeting urged Starmer to follow France’s lead, saying a ceasefire could pave the way for Palestinian recognition.
- Despite endorsing a two-state solution, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will enter an emergency cabinet meeting this week under pressure to specify when the UK will recognize Palestine.
- James Murray highlighted that 140 countries have recognised Palestinian statehood without advancing the peace process, and the UK supports efforts by the US, Qatar and Egypt.
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