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Express.co.uk readers had a say that Keir Starmer had the right to announce Palestine plans to recognize Palestine as a state. The Prime Minister appeared to announce the bomb announcement yesterday afternoon and promised to recognize Palestine as a state until September after a great pressure from the hard left backbencher.
Unless the United Kingdom government finishes the “terrible situation ve in Gaza and undertakes a long -term peace process that will present a Palestinian state with its cooperation, it will unilaterally recognize a Palestinian state before the United Nations meeting that began on September 9th. Speaking with the cabinet on Tuesday, the Prime Minister said, “It was now the right time to move this position forward because of the increasingly unbearable situation in Gaza and the possibility of a peace process for a decreasing two -state solution.” Sir Keir said the movement was designed to create a “long -term peaceful result”.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced his plans for France’s plans for Palestine to recognize Palestine, and both leaders sparked an angry reaction from Israel and the United States.
Following Sir Keir’s speech, Express.co.uk was asked to vote in a survey about whether he had taken the right style.
There are results after a 15 -hour vote and bad news for Keir Starmer.
91% of Britain should not recognize Palestine as a state, compared to only 7% of supporting the PM plan.
Although the reader Eileen Dover is not the lover of Israel or Benjamin Netanyahu, he said, “They did not kill hundreds of paragraphs of the border and Gaza civilians. Hamas, what a slap on the wrist? Since he started with a Jamas, he started with a hamas because he started with a jamura, because he did not start with a hamas.
“If the people of Gaza want to be recognized as part of an international state, perhaps they can start by getting rid of this organization as an informal government, and the whole terrorist organization can only succeed if they have the support of the local population.”
The user reader said that they were not surprised by the outcome of the survey and that the British government banned Hamas as a terrorist organization while responsible for Gaza.
“You know the place as a state, you offer support in essence. To provide support to a terrorist group is a criminal offense. How will it all work exactly? I don’t want to be associated with them.”
Peter Zac added: orum I understand that there is Hamas that resists any peace. I would like to see the two state solutions, but if it works, Hamas must go first. ”
The movement was condemned by the conservatives in the UK, the US and Israel itself, as a reward for Hamas, who will be awarded the Devlet Award as a result of both the October 7 attacks and the refusal of all Israeli hostages.
“Keir Starmer’s plan to recognize a Palestinian state in September was designed to soothe their backbencher.”
Jeremy Corbyn hit the announcement, saying that the Palestinian state was not a bargaining chip. This is not a threat. It is an irrevocable right of the Palestinian people. Our demands for this embarrassing government remain the same – ending all the sales of arms to Israel, exercising widespread sanctions, and stop genocide.
