Britain Yearly Meeting has renewed its call for the UK government to recognise the state of Palestine, following Benjamin Netanyahu’s announcement that he intends to annex Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestine territories

BYM renews call for state of Palestine to be recognised

Britain Yearly Meeting has renewed its call for the UK government to recognise the state of Palestine, following Benjamin Netanyahu’s announcement that he intends to annex Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestine territories

by Rebecca Hardy 19th April 2019

Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) has reaffirmed its 2014 call to the UK government to ‘honour its commitment to the two-state solution and recognise the state of Palestine without delay’. The call follows Benjamin Netanyahu’s announcement that he intended to annex Israeli settlements in occupied Palestine, if he was elected for another term as prime minister. It was confirmed that the prime minster had won his fifth term on 10 April.