Genocidal Hamas-linked Qatar's MEE is upset at UK: 'no genocide' in Gaza.

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Oops. I mean. OK

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Genocidal Hamas-linked Qatar's MEE is upset at UK: 'no genocide' in Gaza.
On Wiki, Facts

UK government: "The evidence available does not support a finding of genocide, and certainly there is a tenable view that no genocide has occurred or is occurring."

Genocidal Hamas-linked Qatar's MEE is
upset at UK: 'no genocide' in Gaza.

UK VS (terror PFLP's) Al-Haq.
It was UK's response to Al Haq.

Al-Haq’s General Director Shawan Jabarin has been linked to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), a designated terrorist organization by the US, EU, Canada, and Israel. Al-Haq - ngomonitor

 

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Everyone's so impressed with Israel that it needs to rely on technicalities for its self justification.

Lammy’s rebuke of Israel marks turning point after weeks of growing frustration

Shift in rhetoric follows tense meeting with Israel’s foreign minister and growing global alarm over Gaza Humanitarian Foundation plan

www.theguardian.com

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But frustration had been mounting ever since Gideon Sa’ar, the Israeli foreign minister, met Lammy on what was intended to be an unpublicised visit on 16 April. The main subject of the meeting, described as private by the Foreign Office, focused entirely on matters of state and specifically the Israeli blockade on humanitarian aid in Gaza that had started on 2 March, more than six weeks before.​

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Lammy had condemned the blockade from the start and at one point on 17 March in the Commons described it as a breach of humanitarian law, a judgment he had to retract since government policy is that only international courts and not the UK government make judgments on breaches of international law. Regardless of the precise legal status of Israel’s blockade, Lammy described it as “unacceptable, hugely alarming and very worrying”.​

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But the meeting with Sa’ar did not go well. Asked by the Telegraph to characterise its tone, Sa’ar said: “You always gain something by making your arguments and intentions clearer.” He insisted the denial of aid was not a form of collective punishment or unlawful.​