The shift in British policy on Israel is palpable

Author: Chris DoylePublished on: September 8, 2026Country: United Kingdom

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The shift in British policy on Israel is palpable

The United Kingdom has imposed a trade ban on Israeli settlements, marking a shift in its policy towards Israel. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has promised a "comprehensive reset" of relations, aiming to deter Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people. Historically, the UK has maintained close ties with Israel, but this new approach could indicate a significant change.

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