It has been repeatedly done that Britain’s action on Israeli’s Palestinian conflict has always been too late and inadequate.
The British Prime Minister Care Stmper now has an opportunity to work. Britain should follow France and identify the Palestinian kingdom. As long as Palestine is present and it can be identified.
The long state of Britain has been that the only acceptable solution to the conflict is a two -samardhan. But still, we recognize only one of them.
Ever since I was the Foreign Minister, it is the policy of the Labor Party to recognize Palestine. The manifesto that we were elected last year included. In addition, most of the foreign affairs committee supports the move to immediately recognize Palestine, which I am carrying forward and which is publishing its report on the Palestinian conflict today.
When I ask the government, when will Palestine be recognized? Therefore, the answer is that we will accept it when this step will have a maximum impact.
But we cannot always wait for the right moment that can never come. There are many opportunities in my mind that if we had taken this step, it would have a significant impact.
We cannot allow another opportunity to ruin.
A long -term conference is being held in New York on Monday, hosted by France and Saudi Arabia on the subject of two -set solutions. Prior to the conference, French President Emmanuel McCeres has announced that he will recognize the Palestinian kingdom in September.
It is not a hidden thing that Macker is urging the British government to recognize Palestine with France. Talking to Parliament last week, he clearly told us.
They are correct. If the country signed the Middle East more than two centuries ago, the country, which divided the Middle East more than two centuries ago, would show our honest commitment to two -two solutions.
Meeting UN leaders in September provides the best opportunity.
Indeed, the most important immediate ceasefire is currently and aid as the United Nations is an immediate entry into Gaza. Just accepting peace is not peace.
But this step may begin a serious effort by Britain to develop a permanent peace plan with Gulf and Arab states including other colleagues. This will give a clear message that we are honest and are permanently involved in the solution of the problem.
It will also be clear that the Israeli government will also be clear that the UK is ready to take decisive steps which the British Foreign Minister pledged in a joint statement with 27 coalition countries on Monday.
At the same time, it is necessary that strict action should be taken against extremist settlers and companies that help in promoting settlements. These measures are endangered by capturing Palestinian land and putting two -set solutions in danger. My committee report took a stand that the UK should ban these settlers and the import of products of these settlements should be banned.
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Seeing Gaza’s heart -wrenching scenes and heart -wrenching scenes, the natural reaction of the British people is that they are demanding their politicians to take practical steps.
Now the real challenge for politicians is to take a step to make the real difference.
Recognizing Palestine and renewing Britain’s commitment to the peace process can prove to be a step.
Britain itself has said that it wants to move forward with France on the issue of recognizing Palestine. Now that France announced the recognition of Palestine in September, would it be wrong to expect the British government to join the move with France?
I, my committee and British people will keep an eye on it.
Emily Thorn Berry is the head of Labor MPs and Foreign Affairs Committee from South and Finzbari.
