A significant diplomatic shift is underway as multiple European and Latin American countries formally recognise Palestinian statehood, triggering fierce condemnation from Israeli officials who label the moves a 'reward for terrorism'.
In a landmark move that reshapes Middle East policy, the United Kingdom has formally recognised Palestinian statehood. The Palestinian Ambassador to the UK gives an emotional, first reaction, marking a pivotal moment in decades of diplomacy.
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper signals a potential Labour government shift, suggesting the UK could symbolically recognise a Palestinian state to pressure Israel on West Bank settlements and restart peace talks.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer commits to recognising Palestinian statehood, marking a historic shift in British diplomacy amidst the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Grieving families of those killed and kidnapped by Hamas challenge Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer on his stance regarding Palestinian statehood, accusing him of political betrayal ahead of a major conference speech.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer declares UK could formally recognise a Palestinian state before a final peace deal with Israel, marking a significant shift in British foreign policy and sparking intense debate.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launches a scathing attack on UK Labour leader Keir Starmer after he suggests recognising a Palestinian state before negotiations. The diplomatic row exposes deep divisions on Middle East policy.
Terror group Hamas celebrates Sir Keir Starmer's commitment to recognise a Palestinian state as a 'victory', sparking fierce criticism from Tory MPs and raising concerns over UK's foreign policy direction.
The UK's decision to recognise Palestinian statehood marks a historic diplomatic shift. This in-depth analysis examines whether it's a genuine call to action or mere political theatre, and what it means for the Middle East peace process.
Britain's political landscape fractures as Labour's recognition of Palestinian statehood sparks fierce debate between supporters and opposition, revealing deep ideological rifts.
The UK government is actively debating the formal recognition of a Palestinian state, a monumental foreign policy shift that could reshape Middle East diplomacy. This analysis breaks down the core arguments for and against the move.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer makes significant foreign policy declaration, supporting Palestinian statehood as part of a renewed Middle East peace process, marking a shift in UK political stance.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer declares UK's formal recognition of Palestinian statehood, marking a dramatic departure from previous government policy and signalling a new Middle East approach.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer faces intense criticism from Palestinian representatives and his own MPs after his UN General Assembly speech contradicted his party's stance on recognising Palestinian statehood.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer sparks controversy by rowing back on pre-election pledge to recognise Palestinian statehood, drawing sharp criticism from MPs and pro-Palestinian groups.
Britain formally recognises Palestinian statehood, marking a dramatic departure from decades of foreign policy and signalling a major shift in Middle East diplomacy.
In a major diplomatic shift, Australia formally recognises Palestinian statehood, aligning with key Commonwealth allies and marking a significant moment for Middle East policy.
In a major geopolitical realignment, the United Kingdom, France, and Canada have jointly announced full diplomatic recognition of the State of Palestine, marking a decisive break from previous Western policy and igniting both celebration and controversy.
Exclusive polling reveals a political firestorm for Labour as Sir Keir Starmer's plan to recognise a Palestinian state faces overwhelming opposition from the British public, threatening to derail his election strategy.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy justifies the UK's pivotal decision to formally recognise Palestinian statehood, framing it as a crucial step towards a two-state solution and lasting peace in the Middle East.
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy calls for the UK to immediately recognise a Palestinian state, marking a significant shift in Labour's Middle East policy and positioning it ahead of the current government.
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy declares UK recognition of a Palestinian state 'on the road to a ceasefire' in Gaza, signalling a significant potential shift in Labour's Middle East policy and increasing pressure on Sir Keir Starmer.
The UK government is actively considering the formal recognition of a Palestinian state, a major policy move that could reshape Middle East diplomacy and break the political deadlock. Foreign Secretary David Cameron reveals the new strategy.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer announces plans for UK to recognise Palestinian statehood as part of a renewed Middle East peace process, aligning with key European allies.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces historic decision to recognise Palestinian statehood, marking a significant departure from UK's traditional Middle East stance amid ongoing Gaza conflict.
UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer confronts a significant backbench revolt as 40 MPs demand immediate recognition of Palestinian statehood, challenging the party's official stance on Israel-Gaza conflict.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under fire for his stance on Palestinian statehood recognition, sparking a heated political row with the SNP and internal Labour dissent ahead of the King's Speech.
In a major foreign policy shift, the UK government confirms it will formally recognise a Palestinian state, prioritising long-term peace over US objections and hostage family appeals.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has sharply criticised Donald Trump's Middle East policies during a significant meeting with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Mustafa, positioning Labour as a potential alternative to current UK government stance.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer announces groundbreaking commitment to recognise Palestinian statehood as part of a renewed peace process, marking significant shift in UK foreign policy.