At long last, the UK is changing course on Israel

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British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband stated at the Labour Party conference that those fighting for Palestinian justice were right, signaling a shift in UK policy. This marks a change as ministerial doors are now open to aid and human rights groups, allowing for debate on issues previously considered toxic.

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Submitted by Chris Doyle on Tue, 09/29/2026 - 19:44 Years of pressure from pro-Palestine civil society activists are paying off, as Miliband acknowledges: 'You were right' Pro-Palestine supporters hold a demonstration in London on 11 October 2025 (Henry Nicholls/AFP) On In a dramatic speech in Liverpool this week, British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband told the annual Labour Party conference that those fighting for Palestinian justice had been right. He and his colleagues repeated the message at

At long last, the UK is changing course on Israel

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