Labour Friends of Israel (UK) recent pamphlet explores a wide range of subjects, from demographic shifts, the malign regional influence of Iran, and the lessons UK Labour can learn from the Biden administration, in chapter contributions from Steve McCabe MP, Michael Herzog, Moran Zaga, John Lyndon, Huda Abuarquob, Emman El-Badawy, Baroness Ramsay of Cartvale and Gary Kent. Most importantly, the pamphlet argues that UK Labour’s foreign policy focus must be broadened beyond the “distorting and narrow” obsession with Israel-Palestine.
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Despite the welcome news on Sweden, the old Turkey is not coming back, but Erdogan’s apparent shift to legacy-building mode will give Washington opportunities to leverage his influence abroad.
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