David Lammy said recognition would not necessarily change reality on the ground but that now is the time to stand up for a two‑state solution.
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Standing
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Voices
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- David Lammy said recognition would not necessarily change reality on the ground but that now is the time to stand up for a two‑state solution.
UK Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy acknowledged recognition would not necessarily change reality on the ground, but said "now is the time to stand up for a two‑state solution".
Sources
- Starmer announces formal UK recognition of Palestinian state cited evidence
Who and what it involves
Origin: extracted from Starmer announces formal UK recognition of Palestinian state · 2026-09-08 22:41