Britain finally broke the rules, in Israel they activated the emergency plan

Sharon Sharabi, Eli’s brother who was held captive for 491 days and masterminded the massacre of his wife Liane and their two daughters Noya and Hiel who held British citizenship, strongly attacked the move. Like him is Ziv Avaud, a survivor of the Nova Party who fought for 505 days for the release of her partner and now her husband Elia Cohen. The two accused London of moral treason and providing a political achievement to terrorism without the condition of releasing the kidnapped.

The lawyer Adam Rose, who represented families of abductees with ties to Britain, stated to the Jewish Chronicle that the recognition was a policy of the Labor Party and a deal with Arab countries in exchange for calling for the release of the abductees. He also revealed that Starmer’s promise to tighten the sanctions on Hamas supporters was not fulfilled.

A former minister from the Labor Party also called ignoring Israel’s warnings a monstrous betrayal of British values ​​in a cynical pursuit of Muslim votes. On the other hand, the British Foreign Office said that they are proud of the recognition of a Palestinian state and that there is no evidence that the move endangered the abductees or the negotiations. Since Andy Burnham took over as Prime Minister in place of Starmer, relations have deteriorated further, and Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has defined them as not good.