A policy conflict has emerged between Andy Burnham and the Green Party concerning the definition of Zionism.
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A policy conflict has emerged between Andy Burnham and the Green Party concerning the definition of Zionism.
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UK political figures are pushing for policy changes regarding Israel.Also in this story
- UK policy is setting a precedent for Australian debate, while an ambassador warns against blanket sanctions on Israel.
- Andy Burnham was urged on August 14th to sever all ties with Israel.
- UK policy has been reported to support Israeli arms manufacturers.
- Andy Burnham, the new UK Prime Minister, signaled a harder line on Israel's military campaign in Gaza.
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Andy Burnham
British politician (born 1970)
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