UK Ambassador to Israel: Deadlock in Peace Process May Negatively Affect Britain-Israel Relations
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Jerusalem Post – Continued deadlock in the peace process and additional settlement building could have a negative consequence on Britain’s relationship with Israel in the future, the United Kingdom’s Ambassador to Israel Matthew Gould told The Jerusalem Post on Tuesday.
“The vote last night was a sign of which way the wind was blowing,” Gould said. He spoke with the Post the morning after the British Parliament held a non-binding 274-12 vote in favor of recognizing Palestine as a state outside the context of the peace process.
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