On September 9, local time, British Prime Minister Burnham said in Parliament that Britain has clearly stated its position, has always supported the “two-state solution” between Palestine and Israel, and acted as much as possible to support the Palestinian people. Burnham said that for decades, both the Conservative Party and the Labor Party have emphasized the importance of implementing the “two-state solution.” At the same time, he stressed that without actual action, these statements are empty words. He pointed out that Palestinians have been evicted from their homes, lost their homes, and are threatened and intimidated every day. Correcting this kind of injustice is what the British people expect, and it is something that the current administration will do.

On September 9, local time, British Prime Minister Burnham said in Parliament that Britain has clearly stated its position, has always supported the “two-state solution” between Palestine and Israel, and acted as much as possible to support the Palestinian people. Burnham said that for decades, both the Conservative Party and the Labor Party have emphasized the importance of implementing the “two-state solution.” At the same time, he stressed that without actual action, these statements are empty words. He pointed out that Palestinians have been evicted from their homes, lost their homes, and are threatened and intimidated every day. Correcting this kind of injustice is what the British people expect, and it is something that the current administration will do.