Israel and britain
UK Foreign Office withdraws embassy staff from Iran due to 'ongoing security situation'
The UK government website explains that "the situation in the Middle East remains unpredictable. Since 8 July there have been strikes and retaliatory attacks by Iran in a number of locations."
New UK foreign secretary vows to honor Holocaust refugee parents amid Israel policy challenges
What Andy Burnham's rise means for UK's policy in Middle East, Israel and Gaza - explainer
British lawmakers press government for immediate ban on Israeli West Bank settlement imports
Analysis: On diplomatic front, weaker EU not necessarily bad for Israel
Israel loses good friend in Cameron, but leading contenders to succeed him – Johnson, Osborne – also very friendly.
How will the historic Brexit hit the EU economy?
Other EU members will have to fill in at least some of the shortfall from a future lack of UK contributions.
Britain votes on EU membership after tight and bitter campaign
Most opinion polls put the "Leave" and "Remain" camps neck-and-neck at the end of a campaign that was dominated by immigration and the economy.
'Experts warning against Brexit are like Nazis smearing Einstein'
British Justice Minister Gove, supporting UK withdrawal from EU, makes comparison ahead of referendum on issue.
Anti-Zionist protests can create a hostile environment for Jews
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has long been associated with a hardline anti-Israel stance.
Labour readmits activist suspended for blaming slave trade on Jews
In a blog post, Walker said that she first heard of her suspension from the Jewish Telegraph Agency.
Herzog pens letter to Corbyn, urges Labor delegation to visit Yad Vashem
"Perhaps, we can ensure that the anti-Semitism expressed in recent days is not the example to set to the young British generation," Herzog writes.
Corbyn is clueless about UK Labor’s anti-Semitism crisis
UK Labor Party suspends MP Naz Shah who said Israel 'should be relocated to America'
The suspension came after British Prime Minister David Cameron called for her removal and Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn called her comments "offensive and unacceptable."
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