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Hague Rebukes Israel for ‘Belligerent Language’, But Who’s Listening?
Whether he was talking sense or not there is something rather pathetic about British Foreign Secretary William Hague’s intervention in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Interviewed by the BBC during his tour of a number of Middle Eastern countries, he said: Amidst … Continue reading
Posted in British politics, Middle East
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