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What Does the British Government Think Sanctions on Israel Will Achieve?

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Would it be highly cynical to suggest that Labour are changing Britain’s policy on Israel in search of domestic political advantage, asks Eliot Wilson If politics is the art of persuasion, as Aristotle’s Rhetorike seems to suggest, then there are some subjects which will always be fruitless and frustrating: abortion, capital punishment, Kashmir, Cyprus. Into [...]

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As a British chief diplomat, Ed Miliband not only followed in the footsteps of his older brother David, whom he had defeated in the duel for Labour's presidency. Under Prime Minister Andy Burnham, the former party leader also got into a personal dilemma with the sanctions against Israel.

·Vienna, Austria
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"Today we refuse to be bystanders to further suffering and the destruction of the two-state solution," said Miliband, who right at the beginning, not coincidentally, emphasized that he was speaking as a "proud British Jew."

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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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