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Archive: Israel And Palestine
Grounded: EasyJet refuses Palestinian campaigners
EasyJet is refusing to fly Palestinian campaigners to Tel Aviv, after Israeli authorities sent a list of named suspected activists to airlines.
UK restores aid to Palestinian government
Pro-Palestinian protest targets the BBC
Urgent Blair presses for Palestinian peace
Comment: Why can't we question the existence of Israel?
Lady Tonge has had the whip withdrawn for saying "Israel is not going to be there forever". But why shouldn't we question it?
Comment: Fences don't make us safe
Fence-building is a lazy policy solution. So why are so many countries still doing it?
Comment: What is Palestine's UN strategy?
Three ways in which Palestine's UN bid damages their own cause.
Comment: Palestine solution is at the negotiating table
Negotiations and tough compromises are the only way to achieve two states for two peoples.
Comment: Britain's moral responsibility to Palestine
This week the Palestinians will make representations for statehood to the UN. Britain should support them.
'Time against Gaddafi' as helicopters hit Tripoli
Time is running out for Colonel Gaddafi following sustained helicopter attacks on the Libyan capital, the foreign secretary has said.
UK's war crimes threat over Israel still in place
Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu is understood to have raised concerns about British law during his visit to No 10.
Hague fears for Middle East peace
Unrest across North Africa and the Middle East could set the peace process back by decades, William Hague has warned.
Comment: Time to get serious with Israel
There remain shocking human rights abuses in the West Bank.
Comment: Ending the Gaza blockade
Historical one-upmanship in the Middle East risks being never-ending. Britain must encourage leadership on both sides to end the destructive blockade of the Gaza strip.
Israel lashes out at UK as Hague lands for trip
Israel has postponed "strategic dialogue" with the UK over security issues, just as William Hague arrives in the country.
Miliband 'not a friend of Israel'
The Jewish community have reportedly offered a mixed reaction to the election of Ed Miliband to the Labour leadership.
Hague and Blair share Gaza relief
Israel's decision to ease its blockade of the Gaza Strip prompted relieved statements from foreign secretary William Hague and Quartet envoy Tony Blair last night.
Trimble on Gaza flotilla inquiry
Israel had rejected UN demands for an independent international inquiry into its attack on an aid flotilla, but appointed two foreign observers to its domestic committee.
Britain wants international Israel inquiry
Britain and France have issued a joint demand for an international presence on a probe into the Israeli military's raid on a Gaza-bound aid ship.
No bloodshed, but Israel vows to deport activists
Israel is preparing to deport the 11 campaigners and eight crew members of the Rachel Corrie aid ship after it unsuccessfully tried to break the blockade of the Gaza Strip.
Brit activists slowly make their way home from Israel
The first trickle of British activists arrested on board the Turkish aid ships at the centre of an international crisis have finally begun returning to the UK.
Hague gets tough with Israel
William Hague has ratcheted up the criticism of Israel's strike against an aid ship, saying the episode went beyond "what was warranted and proportionate".
Hague: Israel must end the blockade
The foreign secretary has joined the growing chorus of criticism of Israel's strike against an aid shipment with a demand for the blockade of Gaza to end.
Govt under pressure over knowledge of Dubai murder passports
The government found itself under intense pressure today to explain when it found out about the use of British passports in the assassination of a senior Hamas figure in Dubai.
UK/Israeli relations under threat as Dubai row escalates
The dispute over the assassination of a senior Hamas official threatens to derail relations between Britain and Israel today, as the government steps up pressure.
Brown calls for investigation into Dubai assassination
The prime minister called for an investigation into the murdered a senior Hamas official in Dubai which used the stolen identity of six British citizens.
Anti-semitism 'on the rise'
Gordon Brown has called last year's highest levels of anti-semitism on record "deeply troubling".
Israeli minister calls off British trip
Israeli vice prime minister Moshe Ya'alon is alleged to have cancelled a planned visit to Britain over fears he could be arrested on war crimes charges.
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