JD Vance Kir stormer was killed on the plan to identify Palestine as a meeting with Foreign Secretary David Lammi for informal talks at the beginning of a private family holiday at Kottswolds.
The US vice -president questioned how the Prime Minister’s historical vow will be achieved due to lack of a functional government in the region.
They confirmed “Disagree” how to respond to the crisis in Gaza Shared a “normal” goal to end the war.
Mr. Vance also claimed that despite several attacks in recent months, he “loved” Britain.
On a trip to CheveningThe Foreign Secretary’s official country at Kent retreats, Republican revealed the synergy that he has created with the Labor MP.
He praised Mr. Lamy as his “good friend” and said that his families enjoy spending time together. It is believed that both people are made bonded on their Christianity.
However, he made it clear the division between the two governments how to deal with the war Gaza,
As soon as the pair was sitting near each other at the beginning of the meeting, she was asked reporters what they thought about the plan to identify the identity of the UK. Palestine.
Mr. Vance replied: “Obviously, the United Kingdom is going to take its decision.
“We have no plans to identify the Palestinian state. I don’t know what it would really mean to identify a Palestinian state, given the lack of functional government there.”
He said that both sides wanted to “resolve” the crisis GazaBut “there may be some disagreement about meeting that goal, and we will talk about today”.
He said, “There are a lot of common objectives here. Something, I think, disagree about meeting those general objectives, but look, it’s a difficult situation,” he said.
“Of course, we do not really know to solve a very complex problem.”
Mr. Vance visited Chevening At the beginning of his holiday, and joined the Foreign Secretary for a place of carp fishing in shaving ponds.
“Unfortunately, a tension on the special relationship is that all my children caught fish, but the Foreign Secretary did not joke,” the Vice President jokingly said.
“It’s great to be here … My wife and I love this region of Britain and we were really here a few years ago,” he said.
He said: “We love this country. Just on a personal note, I have to say that I have really become a good friend, and David has become a good friend of mine, and so it’s great to spend some time with him here … You’ve been a very kind host for me and the whole family.”
On issues such as the Freedom of Speech of Speech, he first asked about those criticisms in the UK, he claimed his concerns more widely related to the “whole collective west”, although he warned Britain not to go under the “dark path” of the censorship.
In February, Mr. Vance claimed that “Back Weslide”, “away from conscience rights”, attacked the use of laws to implement a buffer zone around the abortion clinic.
Recently, he targeted the international layer of the UK.
As the UK and France led the attempts to secure a peace deal in Ukraine, they questioned the level of security, which could “be introduced by some random country which has not fought war in 30 or 40 years”.
After this, after the backlash, in which British politicians and ex -soldiers reported that Britain fought the US in Iraq and Afghanistan, denied that the comments were about the UK or France.
On Friday, Mr. Vance said: “I have expressed concern about free speech in the United States.
“I think the whole collective, the transatlantic relationship, our NATO colleagues, of course under the United States biden administration, became a little comfortable with sensoring rather than joining with various arrays.
“So this is my idea. Obviously, I have raised some criticism and concerns about our friends on this side of Atlantic, but what I say to the people of England or someone else, David, are many things that I am most worried about by 2020 to 2024 in the United States.
“I just don’t want other countries that I think I think there is a very dark way under the Biden administration.”
Mr. Lamy said that “generality and differences” in political debate were part of “the joy of living in democracy like us”.
“But, you know, there are areas where there is really joint concern, we both have a joint concern about the results, that is its truth,” he said.
“And we have also discussed issues like irregular and illegal migration and how we deal with those issues.
“So there are similarities and differences and it is a pleasure to live in democracy like us.”
