Minister binds himself in lumps on conditions for the recognition of Palestine

Transport secretary While he was facing questions on the terms, he tied himself into the lumps Palestine recognitionAfter the pushback for the government’s announcement.

The situation is growing in the situation, the government is facing criticism to use the Palestinian state, as well as confusion on what is going on Hostage One of the conditions for recognition will be.

Sir Kire Stmper on Tuesday confirmed that UK would recognize a Palestinian kingdom by September until Israel takes immediate steps to end the war in Gaza.

Britain will only avoid doing so Israel allows more help in GazaThe West stops the land in the bank, agrees to a ceasefire and indicates a long -term peace process in the next two months.

Hamas, Palestinian terrorist group, All remaining Israeli hostages should be released immediatelySign up for a ceasefire, disproportionate and “Accept that they will not play any role in Gaza’s government”, Sir Keir also said.

However, the issue was pressurized, the Transport Secretary could not say whether the release of the hostages was a condition.

Heidi Alexander said that the ministers have “always rightly stated that the hostages need to be released”, saying that Britain hopes that “Hamas is to work in the same way as we expect Israel to act”.

“Hamas needs to be released to the hostages, they need to be disarmed, and they also need to accept that they will not have any future role in Gaza’s rule,” he told BBC Radio 4. Today Program.

“He is a magnificent terrorist organization who has committed heinous crime and terrible torture on the people of Israel.”

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But asked directly whether the release of the hostages is a condition for recognition, he said: “We will do an assessment in September.”

He said: “We are giving eight weeks to Israel to act. If they want to sit on the table to shape that permanent peace in the region, they should work.”

Sky News was also asked about the issue, he said: “It’s not about Hamas, it is actually about transporting to the Palestinians and making sure that we can get help.”

This Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the announcement of Sir Kir was said by the awards of “Hamas’s demonic terrorism”.

In a statement by social media site X, the Prime Minister of Israel said: “The appeasement of jihadi terrorists always fail.”

Emily Thornberry, chairman of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, told the BBC Radio 4 program that Mr. Netanyahu’s “Furious” response shows that the UK is “not irrelevant” on the world stage.

“If we were completely irrelevant, Netanyahu has completely lost it overnight?”, He said.

“This is not actually a really diplomatic careful statement. It is a fierce statement.”

Donald Trump, who met Sir Keer on Monday And discussed measures to eliminate starvation faced by Ghazan, suggesting that the pair did not talk about recognizing the Palestinian kingdom. But Mr. Trump said that he did not feel like “taking the situation” to the PM on this issue.

Other figures within the US administration have taken a difficult line on recognizing Palestine.

US State Department spokesman Tami Bruce suggested a United Nations Conference, which was a “promotional stunt” to discuss recognition to a Palestinian kingdom as part of a two-state solution and called it a “slap” for victims of 7 October attacks.

He also suggested that the UK announcement could be at risk of “rewarding Hamas”.

Sir Kir said that the “primary objective” of the government was getting help in Gaza and when asked why the Palestine state’s recognition was conditional, he was being held hostage when asked.

He said that he was “especially concerned that the two-state solution is getting less thoughtful and feels further compared to today.

While Sir Keir indicated that Britain may withdraw from recognizing a Palestinian kingdom. If its terms are met, no one is understood to assume that such a two-state solution will also move beyond a constant peace.