💨 Abstract
Following significant pressure from MPs, political allies, and public opinion, Sir Keir Starmer announced that Britain may recognize the state of Palestine in September, contingent upon Israel not agreeing to a cease-fire with Hamas. The move, supported by 41% of Brits in a recent poll, comes amidst ongoing violence and humanitarian crises in Gaza. The UK has historical ties to the region, first asserting control in 1916 and later supporting a Jewish national home.
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