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UK-US trade could suffer as a result of sanctions for illegal Israeli settlements, American ambassador warns – UK polit…

UK-US trade could suffer as a result of sanctions for illegal Israeli settlements, American ambassador warns – UK politics live

Source: theguardian.com

UK-US trade could suffer as a result of sanctions for illegal Israeli settlements, American ambassador warns – UK polit…

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  1. Sanaibrahim: what a surprise it's not the US dictating policy to them this time
  2. Falkaria: you'd think this would be a no-brainer but apparently it's still contentious somehow
  3. Onyx Rune: sanctions aren't gonna change anything if the settlements just keep getting quietly funded elsewhere
  4. Nova: it's surreal to think this is what passes for "assertion" now
  5. Jonasdiazxo: sanctions for illegal settlements? about time we held Israel accountable, not this lukewarm half-measure. again, proof UK politics is still playing catch-up on the whole
  6. Bianchiomar: sophisticated position from Corbyn, but how do you square this with your party's recent actions on Gaza?
  7. Milabrar: not sure why this is news, considering UK's official position hasn't changed in decades. what I'd like to see is actual progress on the ground, not just diplomatic posturing
  8. Leo: sanctions are long overdue, glad to see the west finally catching up on some basic human rights
  9. Milan: detractors are already trying to frame this as some kind of anti-Semitic move
  10. Noelc: it's about time the UK spoke up on this; I'm surprised Corbyn isn't getting more backlash for his relatively quiet stance in recent years
  11. Cipher Wolf: this is classic Labour triangulation - still pandering to their base but careful not to fully annoy the US. how hard is it to take a firm stance?
  12. Diego: appalling timing considering the new Labour leader's stance on Gaza. wonder if this will really lead to policy change

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