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Arrest at Palestine Action protest was a privilege, boasts ex-Blair adviser
A former government adviser to Sir Tony Blair and Gordon Brown said it was a “privilege” to be arrested at a Palestine Action protest. Sir Jonathon Porritt, 75, was previously chairman of the sustainable development commission,
London's Metropolitan Police arrested more than 466 people at a protest on Saturday against Britain's decision to ban the ...
The likes of France, the UK and Canada have indicated in recent weeks that they plan on formally recognising Palestine. Australia has not followed those countries, but Albanese government ministers ...
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Salah questions UEFA's 'farewell' to former Palestine soccer player Suleiman Obeid
Mohamed Salah is questioning UEFA’s “farewell” to former Palestinian soccer player Suleiman Obeid who was reportedly shot and ...
Sturgeon denies 'conspiracy to destroy' mentor Salmond. Scotland's papers: Sturgeon book revelations and Oasis 'l ...
HUNDREDS of thousands of people attended the national march for Palestine demanding that Britain breaks all ties with Israel ...
Demonstrators demanding the release of Israeli hostages clashed with pro-Palestine protesters at a march in central London on ...
Unlike their government, most Germans support the recognition of a Palestinian state, said an opinion poll published by the ...
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