We Are Also Guilty
Ben-Dror Yemini argues that Israel cannot complain about British hostility and the sanctions it plans, as long as it approves expansion in the territories. He notes the hostility of Labour and the British public, but emphasizes that responsibility for actions in the territories lies with Israel itself, and that its actions will distance it in the world.
Ben-Dror Yemini argues that Israel cannot complain about British hostility and the sanctions it plans, as long as it approves expansion in the territories. He notes the hostility of Labour and the British public, but emphasizes that responsibility for actions in the territories lies with Israel itself, and that its actions will distance it in the world. Yemini mentions Ed Miliband, the new British Foreign Secretary, who already stands at the forefront of imposing sanctions against Israel, and the history of British Labour, including the Jeremy Corbyn era. He claims that Israel can justify most of its actions against Hamas, but not the massive expansion in the territories, including outposts and farms in Areas B and A, which leads to violence against Palestinians. Yemini concludes that if Israel does not come to its senses, Britain will only be the first swallow.