PM’s decision to recognise a state of Palestine could lead to UK paying £2trillion in reparations

Legal experts, Keir Starmer’s controversial decision to get to know a Palestinian state, Britain’s country to pay more than 2 trillion compensation for payment, he said.

Sir Keir, Britain, Gaza, including a ceasefire and the possibility of a two -state solution, including certain conditions, including certain conditions, this week before the Visit to be announced before the UN visit, he said.

The US government says that it would be ‘disaster results’ by the TOR leader Kemi Badenoch for ‘rewarding terrorism’.

Now the legal experts warned that this could be an expensive decision-because the new country would ask for damages in the compensation of ‘land taken from the Palestinian people’ when England quit control of the region after the Second World War.

Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, who had a long threat history to file a British case, demands ‘compensation according to international law’ based on the value of the land under the British administration between 1917 and 1948.

Some international law experts described it as a good place to start roughly a 2 trillion £ £ £, roughly the size of the UK’s total economy.

The families of the hostages kidnapped by Hamas in the October 7 attacks wrote to the Prime Minister to condemn the decision that their efforts to reunite with their relatives were ‘significant complex’ efforts.

In an open letter to Sir Keir, they said: ‘In the United Kingdom’s United Nations General Assembly, you are sad to know the intention to recognize a Palestinian state, it has significant complex efforts to bring our loved ones home.

‘Hamas celebrated England’s decision as a victory and made a cease -fire agreement. We write you with a simple objection – do not take this step until our loved ones are at home and in our arms. ‘

Last month, a Hamas video was seen to be weakened in the hostage Evyatar David’s brother Ilay David, ‘This recognition is like telling Hamas: “Okay, you can continue to hung up the hostages, you can continue to use them as human shields.”

‘Such a definition gives Hamas the power to be stubborn in negotiations. This is the last thing we need right now. ‘

Criticism also came from Nigel Farage, the British leader Nigel: ‘Hamas and the Palestinian state do not leave for now. A typical part of this Starmer cannot really decide where to stand.

‘Regardless of the warnings in his statement, this announcement surrenders to betray terrorism and Israel.’

Sir Keir, during a joint conference with Donald Trump last week, said the terrorist group would be part of an independent Palestinian executive, and the government is expected to impose sanctions on Hamas.

However, this movement was called a ‘last -minute initiative’ by former Interior Minister Priti Patel to appease the US President.

Dame Priti Say Telegram: ‘The terrorist organization Hamas still holds hostage in barbarian conditions and glorifies terrorist acts, and Starmer sends a dangerous message in which violence and extremism are tolerated and rewarded.

‘Peace in the Middle East will never be guaranteed by rewarding terrorists. Last minute weak attempts to appease the United States are fit and will never justify the reckless decision of recognition. ‘

Republican leaders, including President Elise Stefanik and Senator Rick Scott, sent a letter to the recognition of the Republican leaders, England, France, Canada, Australia and other key allies.

Stefanik and Mr. Scott wrote, a reckless policy that undermines these peace expectations, ”he wrote.

“Dangerous precedent is that violence, not diplomacy, is the most suitable tool for terrorist groups such as Hamas to achieve their political goals.”

Toray Justice spokesman Robert Jenrick called on possible compensation.

Toray Justice spokesman Robert Jenrick said that compensation for Palestine would be ‘Chagos 2.0’, with reference to Sir Keir’s delivery to Mauritius, the leaked government documents would cost UK taxpayers more than £ 35 billion.

Britain delivered the region in the Indian Ocean in response to the pressure of international courts, which pro -Israeli lawyers warned that they could act as a precedent.

British Owes campaign group Palestine asked England an apology for ‘war crimes’ in the region.

Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy once supported the calls for compensation for slavery: ‘We will not forget our history as the Caribbean people. We don’t just want to hear an apology, we want compensation, ‘the government’s chief lawyer, Lord Hermer, gave legal aid to the nations looking for slavery compensation before entering the government.

Lord Hermer’s advice resulted in a ‘a ten -point plan for compensation’ because old colonies tried to seize compensation from England to 18 Trillion.

Mr. Jenrick said: ‘The so -called compensation of taxpayers money money should not be spent.

This is a historical bullfast. England was a force for good in the world and remains – these ridiculous demands should be thrown aside.

Lord Hermer spent his career working against British interests.

‘Now Starmer has appointed him to work in the heart of the government and undermines Britain from inside – whether Chagos surrendered or betrayal of veterans working in Northern Ireland.

‘He is not only trustworthy and must be dismissed.’