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Lammy and Badenoch escalate row over MPs denied entry to Israel

Kemi Badenoch defended Israel's decision to detain and deport Labour MPs visiting for humanitarian purposes, stating that Israel has the right to control its borders.
David Lammy condemned Israel's actions, calling them 'unacceptable, counterproductive, and deeply concerning.'
Badenoch accused Labour MPs of supporting Hamas and asserted that Israel is a democratic ally of the UK.
Lammy described the Gaza Strip as the 'most dangerous place in the world' for aid workers following past lethal incidents involving humanitarian convoys.

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'David Lammy is perfect embodiment of Labour's UK security illiteracy'

The Foreign Secretary's response to an incident involving Labour MPs shows a misunderstanding that is rife within his party.

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Australian voters look at MPs' Gaza stance ahead of election

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Anti-Israel Politicians Shocked Israel Kicked Them Out.

PULSE POINTS:What Happened: Two politicians from the United Kingdom’s governing Labour Party, Abtisam Mohamed and Yuan Yang, were denied entry to Israel. Who’s Involved: Labour Members of Parliament (MPs) Abtisam Mohamed and Yuan Yang, Israel’s interior ministry, Britain’s Foreign Secretary, David Lammy. Where & When: The incident occurred in Israel during a planned visit to the West Bank, reported on October 2023. Key Quote: “It’s disgraceful y…

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