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  1. Burnham and Starmer react to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, amid military strikes and regional tensions involving Hezbollah and Hamas.
  2. Labour figures, including Miliband and Burnham, announced measures and pushed for an arms embargo following Israel's published documents.

Foreign Secretary Miliband criticized expansion plans in Judea, while the UK government under Burnham is preparing sanctions on settlements.

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Foreign Secretary Miliband criticized expansion plans in Judea, while the UK government under Burnham is preparing sanctions on settlements.

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Ed MilibandAndy Burnham

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  1. Miliband used inaugural statements to define his premiership and questioned the government on slow sanctions regarding Israel.Sub-event
  2. US officials lobbied against UK sanctions plans, while Burnham and Miliband executed a diplomatic coup regarding UK settlements.Sub-event
  3. Miliband disagrees with Mirvis's warning as Burnham defends UK sanctions on West Bank settlements.1 source
  4. Ed Miliband participated in a joint statement regarding settlements and coordinated with the UK government on sanctions.Sub-event
  5. France supports UK policy on settlements, and UK leaders are coordinating on the issue.Sub-event
  6. UK Foreign Secretary announced new sanctions while Ithaca Energy faced pressure due to financial ties to Israeli firms.Sub-event
  7. NGOs like Oxfam and Amnesty International, alongside Ed Miliband, argue that UK-settlement trade drives human rights violations and calls for diplomatic action.Sub-event
  8. The UK government unveils a sanctions package targeting settlements in the West Bank, amid leadership pressure and potential strain on bilateral relations.Sub-event
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  1. UK government announces sanctions on settlements; Israel criticizes UK diplomatic stance.1 source
  2. Miliband and Burnham set measures against UK involvement in settlements, while Macron opposed Gaza military operations.1 source
  3. Miliband represents UK foreign policy regarding the issue of settlements and the E1 project near Jerusalem.Sub-event
  4. Miliband commits to resetting UK policy on Israel amid sanctions pressure on Burnham.1 source
  5. Miliband condemned Israel's settlement plans, while Mirvis warned that sanctions could harm British Jews, and Rosenberg urged protection of UK-Israel ties.Sub-event
  6. Mirvis critiques the motives of the UK sanctions plan targeting Israeli settlements.1 source
  7. Burnham's settlement policies prompt Israel to consider expelling Italy and Germany.1 source
  8. Miliband condemns settlements; ICJ reaffirms occupation illegality; Burnham moves toward goods ban.1 source
  9. Miliband objects to Israeli housing tenders in Jerusalem and proposes sanctions on settlements.1 source
  10. Miliband criticized expansion plans in Judea, and Burnham's government is preparing sanctions on settlements.1 source

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